OBDO, OBDO1 AND OBDO2
My understanding is that the differences with OBDO, 1 AND 2 is that each represents what was done to the ECU, and so forth to meet increasingly stricter emissions standards. Correct?
I have a '91 CRX SI with a B16 swap. Which Oxygen sensor setup and OBDO system should I run to get the most efficiency and power? I am located in a county in Arizona that does not require emissions testing.
Thanks in advance for advice.
Lee
I have a '91 CRX SI with a B16 swap. Which Oxygen sensor setup and OBDO system should I run to get the most efficiency and power? I am located in a county in Arizona that does not require emissions testing.
Thanks in advance for advice.
Lee
On civics/integras;
88-91 are OBD0
92-95 are OBD1
96-98 civics are OBD2A
96-99 integras are OBD2A
99-00 civics are OBD2B
00-01 integras are OBD2B
The simplist setup for your car is to keep it OBD0, however you have many more options if you convert to OBD1 as far as engine management/chipped ECU's, etc...
88-91 are OBD0
92-95 are OBD1
96-98 civics are OBD2A
96-99 integras are OBD2A
99-00 civics are OBD2B
00-01 integras are OBD2B
The simplist setup for your car is to keep it OBD0, however you have many more options if you convert to OBD1 as far as engine management/chipped ECU's, etc...
Thank you for taking your time to read my post. Several aftermarket add ons to my B16. I can send you a list if you are interested. Perhaps you can advice me on other items I should add and that you can provide. Send me you email contact.
Lee O.
Lee O.
Email me directly via the contact link on http://www.phearable.net
I will be glad to help you out.
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