JDM K24 Swap into 02 CRV. Some help needed.
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JDM K24 Swap into 02 CRV. Some help needed.
1. My jdm K24A has a intake manifold that says RBB-HF3 on it, what is the USDM equivalent to this? I need both of the intake manifold gaskets as well as the throttle body gasket but not sure which Honda to look up for the parts.
2. How can I bypass or delete the intake manifold runner control? I found a link to a site where a guy used resistors and a relay to trick the sensor somehow but it seems like his picture links are dead. I thought I could simply swap my stock crv intake manifold to this jdm k24 but I cant since it would leave the coolant port in the head exposed.
3. What throttle body can I use to retain my cruise control. Seems like this jdm K24 came out of a car with no cruise control since I only have 1 bracket for the throttle cable.
I escaped the Honda scene about 5 years now so not too familar with the K series engines. Was searching craigslist one day and got a crackhead deal on a completely stock 2002 CRV with a bad engine.
I went and bought a jdm K24A complete longblock not knowing there's like a million different versions of this motor. It ended up not being a direct swap. I had to swap the water pump housing along with the alternator, power steering pump, ac compressor, crank pully, & exhaust manifold so everything would line up correctly. Also realized this jdm K24 has a egr system on it. I figured since my crv ecu isnt looking for egr I dont even have to worry about that area. Correct me if im wrong.
2. How can I bypass or delete the intake manifold runner control? I found a link to a site where a guy used resistors and a relay to trick the sensor somehow but it seems like his picture links are dead. I thought I could simply swap my stock crv intake manifold to this jdm k24 but I cant since it would leave the coolant port in the head exposed.
3. What throttle body can I use to retain my cruise control. Seems like this jdm K24 came out of a car with no cruise control since I only have 1 bracket for the throttle cable.
I escaped the Honda scene about 5 years now so not too familar with the K series engines. Was searching craigslist one day and got a crackhead deal on a completely stock 2002 CRV with a bad engine.
I went and bought a jdm K24A complete longblock not knowing there's like a million different versions of this motor. It ended up not being a direct swap. I had to swap the water pump housing along with the alternator, power steering pump, ac compressor, crank pully, & exhaust manifold so everything would line up correctly. Also realized this jdm K24 has a egr system on it. I figured since my crv ecu isnt looking for egr I dont even have to worry about that area. Correct me if im wrong.
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Sounds like you might have a 200hp k24 basically like the usdm TSX. Does it have Vtec on both intake and exhaust cams ? You might have to run K-pro so it runs properly, but who knows what other problems you might run into
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Got everything sorted out. This k24 came out of a jdm element. The swap is in the car already. It runs and drives. I have a check engine light for the intake manifold runner control but besides that everything is good.
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Hey, I'm the same boat. I just bought a 2004 crv 4wd with a blown engine from a friend of mine. It's in great condition despite having almost 200k. I just bought a JDM k24a for $600 today in Miami. I was told that the engine does fit and will work with some Modifications.
1. The intake does need to be replaced with the original. This leaves a water port open but you can put a blockoff plate on it. In the usdm k24a1 that port is used for the radiador hose and another hose that goes to the thermostat. I found this online,
http://k-tuned.3dcartstores.com/K24-Intake-Manifold-Adapter_p_480.html
2. The thermostat hosing is different and need to be replaced with the original.
3. The EGR can be removed and another block-off plate can be added. The EGR housing is in conjunction with water inlet where the radiator hose goes. Leave this on.
This is what I was told when I bought the motor. I still need to pull the old engine out to be able to compare them though. I'm new to this site, I'll try to make a new thread for the conversion and post the link.
Any advice? Did you pull the engine and tranny or engine only? From the top or bottom?
1. The intake does need to be replaced with the original. This leaves a water port open but you can put a blockoff plate on it. In the usdm k24a1 that port is used for the radiador hose and another hose that goes to the thermostat. I found this online,
http://k-tuned.3dcartstores.com/K24-Intake-Manifold-Adapter_p_480.html
2. The thermostat hosing is different and need to be replaced with the original.
3. The EGR can be removed and another block-off plate can be added. The EGR housing is in conjunction with water inlet where the radiator hose goes. Leave this on.
This is what I was told when I bought the motor. I still need to pull the old engine out to be able to compare them though. I'm new to this site, I'll try to make a new thread for the conversion and post the link.
Any advice? Did you pull the engine and tranny or engine only? From the top or bottom?
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Hey, I'm the same boat. I just bought a 2004 crv 4wd with a blown engine from a friend of mine. It's in great condition despite having almost 200k. I just bought a JDM k24a for $600 today in Miami. I was told that the engine does fit and will work with some Modifications.
1. The intake does need to be replaced with the original. This leaves a water port open but you can put a blockoff plate on it. In the usdm k24a1 that port is used for the radiador hose and another hose that goes to the thermostat. I found this online,
http://k-tuned.3dcartstores.com/K24-Intake-Manifold-Adapter_p_480.html
2. The thermostat hosing is different and need to be replaced with the original.
3. The EGR can be removed and another block-off plate can be added. The EGR housing is in conjunction with water inlet where the radiator hose goes. Leave this on.
This is what I was told when I bought the motor. I still need to pull the old engine out to be able to compare them though. I'm new to this site, I'll try to make a new thread for the conversion and post the link.
Any advice? Did you pull the engine and tranny or engine only? From the top or bottom?
1. The intake does need to be replaced with the original. This leaves a water port open but you can put a blockoff plate on it. In the usdm k24a1 that port is used for the radiador hose and another hose that goes to the thermostat. I found this online,
http://k-tuned.3dcartstores.com/K24-Intake-Manifold-Adapter_p_480.html
2. The thermostat hosing is different and need to be replaced with the original.
3. The EGR can be removed and another block-off plate can be added. The EGR housing is in conjunction with water inlet where the radiator hose goes. Leave this on.
This is what I was told when I bought the motor. I still need to pull the old engine out to be able to compare them though. I'm new to this site, I'll try to make a new thread for the conversion and post the link.
Any advice? Did you pull the engine and tranny or engine only? From the top or bottom?
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I still own the CRV and it’s driving like a champ still going this day.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
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I still own the CRV and it’s driving like a champ still going this day.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
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I'm about to do this same swap, it sounds relatively painless reading what you guys have written...
I've read that in order for the 6 spd trans to work, there has to be another ground or something like that? any info on how that works?
I've read that in order for the 6 spd trans to work, there has to be another ground or something like that? any info on how that works?
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K24A is not the same as a K24A1 as found in the CR-V.
What is the VIN tag on the engine you have? There are a dozen variations on the K24A.
What is the VIN tag on the engine you have? There are a dozen variations on the K24A.
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Hello, not trying to thred jack and yes I know this is old but I'm trying to fix my 03 crv for my daughter starting college next week I did a jdm k24a swap in my 2003 crv used the stock manifold but has rough idle or idle surge I got a code p1077 or P1078 for the intake already swapped that and same code no vacuumed leaks tried swapping the coolant ivac thing on the throttlebody and same thing. Looking closer the cam setup looks a little different. any help ID the engine or suggestions would be appreciated thinking it might need to be tuned. The dirty cams are the stock engine.
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[QUOTE=notsonerdy;52711841]from wht I understand, the type s exhaust is almost identical to second gen Crv
Correct. shouldn’t have much modification when installing the manifold the throttle body on the other hand you will but it’s not that serious.
Correct. shouldn’t have much modification when installing the manifold the throttle body on the other hand you will but it’s not that serious.
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I still own the CRV and it’s driving like a champ still going this day.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
1. I used the original Element intake manifold you don’t need to swap with the CRV. You’ll get a check engine light for intake manifold runner control. Easy solution just take out the runner valve out of the plastic manifold use a angle grinder and cut it down to just the end where the sensor is. Plug it in and leave the damn thing hanging. By doing that the computer sees that the sensor is plugged in when the car starts and won’t throw a code.
2. I had to buy a USDM accord/element throttle body in order for my cruise control to work. The TPS sensor on the CRV is on the opposide side. I had to swap 2 out of the 3 wires for it to function properly. Swap the ground and power wires around and it will read correctly.
did you keep the stock ppa ecu and it ran fine?
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