18c1 motor questions
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18c1 motor questions
i have a 92 VX hatch and i want to put in a JDM b18c1 motor, the motor comes with....
Motor
Transmission
Engine Wiring Harness
All required Cables
ECU
Distributor
Complete Intake Manifold
Alternator
A/C
Power Steering Pump
All Brackets and Sensors
Shiftlinkage
is there anything else i need to complete the swap in my car?
Motor
Transmission
Engine Wiring Harness
All required Cables
ECU
Distributor
Complete Intake Manifold
Alternator
A/C
Power Steering Pump
All Brackets and Sensors
Shiftlinkage
is there anything else i need to complete the swap in my car?
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Re: 18c1 motor questions (ownedbyvtec)
Usually a "complete" swap is never really complete. There are some exceptions, but always be prepared to replace and/or get other parts. Don't overlook the pre-swap maintenance: timing belt, water pump, spark plugs, etc.
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Re: (.jefs0ng)
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The rear mount bracket is different...as far as I remember. If the engine is OBD2, you'll need to change the injector harness for your original one.
Also, the a/c won't fit your car w/o modifiying the lines... which I don't think I've seen anyone have done b4.
The rear mount bracket is different...as far as I remember. If the engine is OBD2, you'll need to change the injector harness for your original one.
Also, the a/c won't fit your car w/o modifiying the lines... which I don't think I've seen anyone have done b4.
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Re: (ownedbyvtec)
No, using a del sol a/c bracket of the same generation, from a dohc sol and a sohc compressor will get you a/c... you can retain the heater no matter what... just hook back the coolant lines to your heater core.
Also your radiator hoses won't fit... the dohc ones will be a bit too big to seal onto your radiator inlet/outlet, and your sohc ones are too small to fit the dohc motor...so you may have to get new hoses (top and bottom) or get Ghetto-ville on it's ***.
Also your radiator hoses won't fit... the dohc ones will be a bit too big to seal onto your radiator inlet/outlet, and your sohc ones are too small to fit the dohc motor...so you may have to get new hoses (top and bottom) or get Ghetto-ville on it's ***.
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