obd1-obd2 dizzy conversion
Ok heres the deal, ive got a 97 prelude sh that i race on the local dirt track. Spun a bearing in the original motor and found a jdm h22 for 200 bux so i swapped it in. I got the motor in and everything plugged up but no spark or fuel and im guessing thats cus theres no crank angle sensor, thing is this motor didnt come with one. Ive got the car converted to obd1 and have an obd1 dizzy so is there a way to use that dizzy and get away without using the crank angle sensor? Is there a diagram on how to wire the obd1 dizzy into the obd2 harness? All suggestions are welcome. Id really like to rewire if i could instead of taking the whole buttom end apart and changing everything for the crank angle sensor.
Modified by SpoonCivicSir20 at 9:18 PM 9/20/2008
Modified by SpoonCivicSir20 at 9:18 PM 9/20/2008
woa i just did this today (96 F22 in 95 prelude, but converting it back to OBD1)
i cut the 4 pin connector off the OBD2 dizzy and soldered it onto the OBD1 dizzy, then extend the extra 4 wires comin off the dizzy down to the TDC and CKP. she started up on the 3 crank. boosted too
i cut the 4 pin connector off the OBD2 dizzy and soldered it onto the OBD1 dizzy, then extend the extra 4 wires comin off the dizzy down to the TDC and CKP. she started up on the 3 crank. boosted too
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we are unsure if my schematic is correct is the problem.
this is another diagram showing the schematic and it shows the ckp and cyp flip flopped from mine.

I have tried both on my car and neither will start it so ive come to the conclusion that i have a bad distributor and i need someone else to do it and confirm which one is right.
this is another diagram showing the schematic and it shows the ckp and cyp flip flopped from mine.

I have tried both on my car and neither will start it so ive come to the conclusion that i have a bad distributor and i need someone else to do it and confirm which one is right.
to solder the OBD2 connector to the OBD1 dizzy:
connector------------ dizzy
green-----------------green
yellow/green---------yellow/green
black------------------white
yellow-----------------orange
then there's gonna be 4 more wires comin off the OBD1 dizzy, which get extended down to the TDC and CKP on the oil pump (again, i cut the bottom connector off and soldered them):
OBD1 dizzy------- OBD2 TDC & CKP:
blue/green----------blue
blue/yellow --------white
orange/blue--------green
white/blue----------red
connector------------ dizzy
green-----------------green
yellow/green---------yellow/green
black------------------white
yellow-----------------orange
then there's gonna be 4 more wires comin off the OBD1 dizzy, which get extended down to the TDC and CKP on the oil pump (again, i cut the bottom connector off and soldered them):
OBD1 dizzy------- OBD2 TDC & CKP:
blue/green----------blue
blue/yellow --------white
orange/blue--------green
white/blue----------red
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by esedulerp5tenin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">to solder the OBD2 connector to the OBD1 dizzy:
connector------------ dizzy
green-----------------green
yellow/green---------yellow/green
black------------------white
yellow-----------------orange
then there's gonna be 4 more wires comin off the OBD1 dizzy, which get extended down to the TDC and CKP on the oil pump (again, i cut the bottom connector off and soldered them):
OBD1 dizzy------- OBD2 TDC & CKP:
blue/green----------blue
blue/yellow --------white
orange/blue--------green
white/blue----------red
</TD></TR></TABLE>
this would make my wiring schematic correct.
connector------------ dizzy
green-----------------green
yellow/green---------yellow/green
black------------------white
yellow-----------------orange
then there's gonna be 4 more wires comin off the OBD1 dizzy, which get extended down to the TDC and CKP on the oil pump (again, i cut the bottom connector off and soldered them):
OBD1 dizzy------- OBD2 TDC & CKP:
blue/green----------blue
blue/yellow --------white
orange/blue--------green
white/blue----------red
</TD></TR></TABLE>
this would make my wiring schematic correct.
granted she doesn't run PERFECTLY (dyno tune tomorrow! chris harris
) and it stalls @ idle, but it does indeed start up.
i'd say a bad dizzy is the culprit as well, but [freak] if i know. i hate electrical.
) and it stalls @ idle, but it does indeed start up. i'd say a bad dizzy is the culprit as well, but [freak] if i know. i hate electrical.
well the car came to a hault last nite while getting ready to start the race. I had no spark so i changed my coil, wires ect. Checked all the wires i had rewired and still nothing so i wonder if it could be the distributor? Im about to buy a jdm h22 with internal coil, now can i use that or am i gonna have to rewire the wires going to my external coil to the wires on the new dizzy? Or what other dizzys can i use?
found out today that it was my crank pully bolt, it came loose and caused the key to come out enough to throw the timing off but i already ordered another jdm dizzy and head gasket set. So ill change the head gasket and see if that fixes the coolant problem and try the new dizzy with internal cool to see how that works.


