ED2Limo

Which Hatchback is named "DX"?
What type is it explained?
Is it ED6? I think so.
But I think you US-boys can help me

regards

xci_ed6

for hatchbacks the model between the STD (standard, actually has no trim code) and Si

for CRX's the model between the HF and Si

for sedans it was the base model

ED6 is a hatchback STD or DX

Hurley: your sig is redundant, Si models came ONLY with 5spd manual transmissions

CRXguy_88

iTrader: (7)

Hi everyone! im brand new to this and came upon this thread and have a question. Ok, so from what i understand that EF is for Japanese CRX's and EE is for USA CRX's, well wouldnt the chasis be like pretty much the same? and if so then would an tanabe underbrace that says for 89-91 EF fit on a 91 EE? because i think my crx is a EE.. just wondering thanks :-)

Krychek57

Will fit yes.

EF9Lowlife

man this thread helded.....me out!

Marc_EE9

what about EDM Civic Shuttle chassis codes?
1.4 16v GL?
1.6i ?
1.6 RTi 4x4 ?

~sp33~

Unless i'm mistaken the US chassis code for a CRX is ED.

And the wagon's are EE.

Marc_EE9

Yes wagons are EE, but im interested in each model mate

~sp33~

1.4 16v GL - EE2
1.6i - Did the wagon even come with a 1.6L without 4wd in Europe? Hmm.
1.6 RTi 4x4 - EE4

Canadian_EF

Don't forget about the Canadian CX
CX 4th gen is the STD, but with 5 speed manual/4 speed auto
no features... not even power steering. AC is optional though.
Coin box + glove box are not felt lined... like the DX and SI
No dead pedal. No centre console. Heck, no tach! Not even a radio/antenna!
They seem to rust the quickest too for some reason...

Marc_EE9

yes i believe so. not that you will find one. the 1.6 and 4x4 are rare as hens teeth in the UK!!

~sp33~

Probably because the people that own them can't afford/don't care enough to have any preventative measures.

kojack_0

crx = civic renaissance model-x.
std = standard.
dx = deluxe.
lx = luxury.
ex = executive.
si = sports injected.
si-r = sports injected - racing.
hf = [crx models only] high fuel economy/efficiency.
dpfi = dual point fuel injection.
mpfi = multi point fuel injection.
pgm-fi = programmed fuel injection.

jdavis94teg

x4

Einhander276

sooo. im rehatching this thread.

i got a 1.5L 16V '91 Civic Dx Hatchback, could you tell me in the "lengo" what type of motor i have? K, B, D, E??????? idk... im lost with this =(

Marc_EE9

you have a D15B engine


D-series are 1.3 to 1.6 SOHC and DOHC

4G civic HB's only came with either:
D13A
D14A
D15B
D16A9/D16Z6 DOHC
B16A/B16A1 DOHC VTEC

StrikerRV

On the vehicle itself it says its a DX, but according to this forum it should have a 5 speed manual, instead it has a 4 speed manual. Does this mean that a previous owner swapped to the worse motor or were there DX models in 90 that were produced with the 4 speed manual?

AGREENCRX

it was an option for all 4 years in the std/dx. You could get either or. 5spd being a step above the basic 4spd std/dx.

StrikerRV

OK, that makes sense.

facciol93

for anybody with questions regarding general knowledge regarding the 4th generation honda civic a good place to start would be the 88-91 CRX/EF Civic Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) sticky thread found in this very forum (which may have led you here in the first place)
here's the link for lazy bastards like myself: https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-crx-ef-civic-1988-1991-3/88-91-crx-ef-civic-frequently-asked-questions-faqs-1508680/

i also like to refer to this table for information regarding chassis codes of 4th-7th gen civics