b16b engine swap..(diy)
07-28-2005, 03:30 AM
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b16b engine swap..(diy)
hey guys could you teach me how to perform engine swap for my eg..i want to do it by myself..but i dont know how..could anyone give me the procedure (including wirrings) and tools needed..tnx for the help
07-28-2005, 03:46 AM
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wiring would take a helms from both an ek civic which came with a b16b- and the helms for your own vehicle - the procedure of putting the motor into your chassis would depend on which chassis you have- for an eg- you will be fine with the b16 mounts- if not having them the integra mounts- some of your civic mounts will work fine- you will most likely need to extend alot of wires for a b16b seeing its out of a rhd car unless you are going to use that motors harness which in the long run might be harder - i would always say use the chassis you have harness imo - but thats all i can say for now cause im at work- ( SEARCH) and you will find more answers than posting here- once you are actually putting the motor in and have a specific question it will be must simpler to gather the individual answer rather than a millions questions rolled into one !
07-28-2005, 04:18 AM
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Hi there my name is Voutha ****
I have an eg sedan with a d16 in it and am wanting to drop in a b18c from a jdm sir-g. My friend Simon told me that this is a straight bolt on, is this true? He said that I can use the stock d-series gearbox as it will bolt up with the b-series. He also said that my stock sohc ecu would also work work as I just have to reset it and it will learn the fuel maps? retune it self? Oh and also whats this obd1 and obd2 **** ? do I need it or will my car be fast.
Can u help me please, im a real noob to honda and really want to swap my civic.
I have an eg sedan with a d16 in it and am wanting to drop in a b18c from a jdm sir-g. My friend Simon told me that this is a straight bolt on, is this true? He said that I can use the stock d-series gearbox as it will bolt up with the b-series. He also said that my stock sohc ecu would also work work as I just have to reset it and it will learn the fuel maps? retune it self? Oh and also whats this obd1 and obd2 **** ? do I need it or will my car be fast.
Can u help me please, im a real noob to honda and really want to swap my civic.
07-28-2005, 04:24 AM
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Re: b16b engine swap..(diy) (pilipinopride)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pilipinopride »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey guys could you teach me how to perform engine swap for my eg..i want to do it by myself..but i dont know how..could anyone give me the procedure (including wirrings) and tools needed..tnx for the help</TD></TR></TABLE>
Hybrid Engine Swap Form on Honda-tech
Also go to Barns&Noble's and buy the book called Honda Engine Swaps or whatever. Its red, its about $25, and its a very good read convering all the different engines, cars and years. It will point out which engines you can swap into what cars and why or why not you should do that. It will also show there is a LOT that you need to do and pay attention to. It will answer most of your basic questions so you don't make enemys and have people yelling about "search".
PS: Read the FAQs and rules for these forms, your breaking a rule in the form and people get mad around here real quick.
Hybrid Engine Swap Form on Honda-tech
Also go to Barns&Noble's and buy the book called Honda Engine Swaps or whatever. Its red, its about $25, and its a very good read convering all the different engines, cars and years. It will point out which engines you can swap into what cars and why or why not you should do that. It will also show there is a LOT that you need to do and pay attention to. It will answer most of your basic questions so you don't make enemys and have people yelling about "search".
PS: Read the FAQs and rules for these forms, your breaking a rule in the form and people get mad around here real quick.
07-28-2005, 04:28 AM
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obd - On Board Diagnostics
obd1 came in cars from 92-95
obd2a- came in cars from 96-98 typically for civics
obd2b-came in cars 99-00 for civics
no yours stock ecu will not work to run a b18c due to the secondaries . it will run the motor just not correctly -
you will need the complete b series change over
obd1 came in cars from 92-95
obd2a- came in cars from 96-98 typically for civics
obd2b-came in cars 99-00 for civics
no yours stock ecu will not work to run a b18c due to the secondaries . it will run the motor just not correctly -
you will need the complete b series change over
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Re: (b204dr)
step one: SEARCH https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=131949
step two: find a dad, a grampa, an uncle, a buddy, whoever; someone that has done a motor swap on a car before.
step three: buy lots of beer and lock your help in the garage with you
step four: spin tires out the garage laughing maniacally at the top of your lungs
step two: find a dad, a grampa, an uncle, a buddy, whoever; someone that has done a motor swap on a car before.
step three: buy lots of beer and lock your help in the garage with you
step four: spin tires out the garage laughing maniacally at the top of your lungs
07-28-2005, 06:35 AM
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hey thats a good idea.. ..hahahahaha..im working on the b16b engine right now and im thinking of port and polishing the head..du u think its a great idea to port it..??
..hahahahaha..im working on the b16b engine right now and im thinking of port and polishing the head..du u think its a great idea to port it..??
07-31-2005, 04:09 PM
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Re: (pilipinopride)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by pilipinopride »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hey thats a good idea.. ..hahahahaha..im working on the b16b engine right now and im thinking of port and polishing the head..du u think its a great idea to port it..??</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea its a good idea if you take it to a professional.
..hahahahaha..im working on the b16b engine right now and im thinking of port and polishing the head..du u think its a great idea to port it..??</TD></TR></TABLE>Yea its a good idea if you take it to a professional.
07-31-2005, 06:09 PM
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Re: (japspec)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by japspec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yea its a good idea if you take it to a professional.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea, porting and polishing is not something a n00b should try. definitely find a professional in your area
yea, porting and polishing is not something a n00b should try. definitely find a professional in your area
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