95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
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95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
Hi, i have a 95 civic dx w/ a stock d15b7 engine in it now and it is burning oil very bad so i am looking to swap in a new motor. i found a 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec) from this site: http://www.hmotorsonline.com/shop/sc...age&item=30023 and they say it is a replacement for a d16y7. ive heard that as long as its d-series and both non vtec it should be a direct swap and wouldnt need any extras and also that the d15b7 trans would match up too wit no problems. i was just wondering if this is true? can anybody help me clear this up?
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Re: 95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
when u say "map" do u mean ecu? can i use the one i have now or are u sayin i need a obd1 and and if so which kind?...im new to this....thanks for the help
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Re: 95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
That's why everytime you search Honda-tech there are douche bags like you, cluttering up the forum. You, yourself posted zero tech on his post.
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Re: 95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
you could of just told him Yes you need a ECU Base Map
yes you need OBD 1 just to clerify and not to be a complete douchenozzle
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Re: 95 civic dx d15b7 swap to 96-99 ZC SOHC Long Block (Non Vtec)???
only one thing about this, u say i need a OBD 1 ECU but from what i read the d15b7 is OBD 1 so why cant i use it? or do i need the one for the 96-00 civic?
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