motor swap issues
06-04-2006, 12:42 PM
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motor swap issues
so im doing a swap for my friend in his 2000 civic.
he called Steve at HMO. and got a motor.
Steve sent a SOHC ZC. but im pretty sure he sent him a obd1
and i have two clips that dont have a home. on the old motor there was a wire thing coming from the crank that isnt on the ZC.
and theres a Little black box that's plugged into the intake manifold. that has a clip that goes into that's not on the new one.
also someone told me that 2000 civic have demobilizes and if you do a swap you gotta do something to reset the ecu... i dont know cause im an EF person myself so all this new **** is kinda out of my league
help is greatly appreciated
he called Steve at HMO. and got a motor.
Steve sent a SOHC ZC. but im pretty sure he sent him a obd1
and i have two clips that dont have a home. on the old motor there was a wire thing coming from the crank that isnt on the ZC.
and theres a Little black box that's plugged into the intake manifold. that has a clip that goes into that's not on the new one.
also someone told me that 2000 civic have demobilizes and if you do a swap you gotta do something to reset the ecu... i dont know cause im an EF person myself so all this new **** is kinda out of my league
help is greatly appreciated
06-04-2006, 02:35 PM
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Re: motor swap issues (Slamaccord)
2000 civic is obd2 so you are going to need a obd1 to obd2 coversion harness, which I would make HMO pay for since they sent you the wrong engine. Because it would suck to have to pull that bitch back out.
06-04-2006, 02:47 PM
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Re: motor swap issues (streetracerof06)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by streetracerof06 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">2000 civic is obd2 so you are going to need a obd1 to obd2 coversion harness, which I would make HMO pay for since they sent you the wrong engine. Because it would suck to have to pull that bitch back out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
If you show me a obd2 version of a sohc zc (factory) I will send you $20 paypal right now. Hmotors owes him nothing. He ordered a motor, they delivered it. If you guys knew what you were doing, you would have ordered a d16y8.
If you show me a obd2 version of a sohc zc (factory) I will send you $20 paypal right now. Hmotors owes him nothing. He ordered a motor, they delivered it. If you guys knew what you were doing, you would have ordered a d16y8.
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06-08-2006, 10:28 AM
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Re: motor swap issues (streetracerof06)
i didnt ordered, my friend did and he called steve and told him he needed a cheap motor to replace his and told him what kinda car he had,
i have no problem with steve at hmo. i order all kinds of **** from him, and hes probably the only person i would order from.
apperantly jdm obd2 zcs didnt come with a crank sensor, so i had to change the oil pump.
and its not like a shop is going to just have a d16y8 laying around, and if they did its not worth selling cause those motors
i have no problem with steve at hmo. i order all kinds of **** from him, and hes probably the only person i would order from.
apperantly jdm obd2 zcs didnt come with a crank sensor, so i had to change the oil pump.
and its not like a shop is going to just have a d16y8 laying around, and if they did its not worth selling cause those motors
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