I am swapping a jdm obd1 b16 motor into a 1996 obd2 integra... obviously i have to make it obd1. i have an obd1 wiring harness, an obd2 to obd1 jumper harness for the ecu, and an obd1 ecu... my question is - Is that all that is necessary to run that motor in the integra and have it run correctly?

Thanks in advance,

- Jared

 

i may speak for all of honda tech when i say this: dont swap a b16 into ur 3rd gen teg u'd be better off with any varient of b18 or b20 i should not have to explain

 

(i should not have to explain)

Damn thats kind of harsh, if you don't know you don't know. Ask.

 

I posted a question in hope that i would recieve an answer... instead i get some doush bag telling me what i should and should not do (what else is new...?). NOWHERE in my post did i ask for your opinion. furthermore, a jdm b16 is an upgrade over an ls motor and is a good bang for the buck... and I'm sure that "ALL OF HONDA TECH" would agree lol. Next time you make a post, speak for yourself. Otherwise you're just making "ALL OF HONDA TECH" sound stupid...

Now can somebody please answer my question?

 

P.S. sounds like your a real expert hahahahaha

wtf is this?............https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-integra-6/b16-wiring-da-2654896/

 

can anybody answer my question?

 

yes, that is all you need to get that motor running in your obd2 car..only thing im hesitant on is if the obd1 wire harness plugs right into the obd2 harness along the firewall on the engine bay? if it does then its plug and play for everything else

 

yea i checked it out and it plugs right in. thanks for the help