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92 honda accord engine question.

Old 02-06-2009, 03:44 PM
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Hi all. I just bought a used stock engine for my 92 lx. My question is my car is manual and the replacement engine is from an automatic. Will everything bolt/hookup fine or I will run into problems. please let me know I cannot find much information on this. Thank you
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what you will have to do is remove the flex plate off the new motor and use your flywheel and bolts off your old one. thats all..also swap out the throttle body cuz they have a extra rotor for the kickdown cable for the auto transmission
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Thank you so much for your help.
Old 02-06-2009, 06:16 PM
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no problem at all
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Yeah, think about it from a manufacturing point of view. It wouldn't be very cost effective to manufacture two engines - it's easier and cheaper to make one engine and adapt the trans to that. But then again, sometimes people do crazy things that don't make any sense. Like FIAT. Prime the water pump? ok...
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Alright I messed up I have a 92 EX and the engine I bought is out of a 92 DX same rules still apply? would it be wise to swap the intake manifold also? any other insight would be great.
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Its off topic but how much did u pay for the motor?
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$400.00 and it has 64,018 miles confirmed. was that to much?
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Yes, everything still applies. It's usually a good idea to swap the complete intake manifolds with everything attached.
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Quote me if i'm wrong but I didn't think the 1992 Ex was a vtec
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Originally Posted by P_Adams
If you wish to retain the vtec function of your original engine with the replacement DX you've procured, you're going to have to do more than just swap manifolds.

If you put a DX engine in place of an EX (and don't care about the Vtec function), you're going to have to make provisions for the missing sensors, switches and solenoids which the original ECM expects to find. It will set codes and more than likely switch to a default setting.

If you could exchange the DX for an EX engine; that would be the cleanest approach.
Second would be to swap the head from the EX onto the Block of the DX.
you are 100% wrong here..94and up had vtec..he bought a DX which is a f22a1..a ex is a f22a6..the only thing that he should swap over is a intake manifold and header..everything else is the same..
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Originally Posted by oneoffaccord
you are 100% wrong here..94and up had vtec..he bought a DX which is a f22a1..a ex is a f22a6..the only thing that he should swap over is a intake manifold and header..everything else is the same..
You are absolutely correct. I withdraw my post.
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Default Re: 92 honda accord engine question.

Originally Posted by nightime25
$400.00 and it has 64,018 miles confirmed. was that to much?

Not bad not bad...
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