lmiguelvv

will a d16y7 distributor fit a d16y8 head?

sheepey

no. i can get u a y8 dist. let me know

Ignitecivic

do a search, im pretty sure u can find lots of info on it. i know for sure the d15b7 and d15b8 dizzy fits frm the obd1 civic

hatchling37

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D16Y8 is a VTEC head

POWERINTEGRA

Anybody need eagle rods for your d16 or zc?

99hatch

im pretty sure the y7 will fit the y8 head....ive read it on here before..do some searchin

ABK

yeah it's late but I'm almost 100% sure that they are the same, and they d15 cx dizzy is the same also. Also there is no such thing as vtec dizzy. For example if you take d series d16z6 dizzy and cx dizzy you can swap all the cx internals to the z6 dizzy. Believe me.

Smith Wise

I always thought that "dizzy's" only vary from obd0, obd1, obd2, etc... I remember reading something about a guy with a z6 dizzy on his b16, not 100% sure

After searching, I'm hearing from both sides... some say that VTEC dizzy's don't line up correctly to bolt up.

I'm not 100% sure. Good luck.

civic-4-ges

They are the same distibutors from a y7 to a y8 to an y5.
All D16y series dizzy's are the same.

EE_Chris

No, they are not the same.

People are gonna get REALLY ******* pissed with this info when they own a 96-98 Civic and go and buy a 99-00 distributor - you're now dealing with the 8 or 9 pin plug issue.

To the OP: Will a Y7 dizzy be compatible with a Y8 head - if they are the same inter-OBD2 generation.

civic-4-ges

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Ok...They are not the same
However, you can run an obd2b distributor on an obd2a harness

EE_Chris

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Plug-n-Play? No rewiring needed?

The OBD2b dizzy's are the ones that don't have the Blu tach output wire.

Gesundheit

For a given OBD designation they are the same for all D series.

EE_Chris

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I'm even leary of this statement.

For anyone who has actually seen the Helms knows that the D16Y5 (5spd), from 96-00, stayed the same - OBD2a. It used the same ECU connectors - A, C, D while the rest of the 99-00's used A, B, C.

There are only 3 distributors used from 96-00:

96-98 Cx, Dx, Ex, Lx all use 30105-P2E-A01
96-00 Hx uses 30105-P2M-A01
99-00 Cx, Dx, Ex, Lx all use 30105-P2E-A11

It would seem the difference between the P2E-A01/A11 is the 9 vs 8 pin plug (with the A01 using the 9 pin which had the Blu tach wire output).

Has anybody used a P2M dizzy with an ECU that originally used a P2E?

dantastic

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not quite. for 92-95 cars, CX, lx, dx have the same dizzy, the ex needs a different one due to the vtec solenoid being in the way. i have no clue about the vx tho, but i would assume it uses the same as the ex.

but back to the topic, i've also heard that all d16y dizzys for a given obd are the same

Mickey Willett

yes I need a Y8 distributor VTEC what would the charge be I need it sent to 48 708 should be able to get it in a $6 box at the post office in America

TomCat39

O.o That post is from 2004 over 12 years ago now.

PM the user if you have hope they are still available.

Please check the dates of threads before bumping them back up. Odds are not in favor of getting a decent response in these cases.