b18c5 into a 95 civic CX
10-14-2002, 05:25 PM
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b18c5 into a 95 civic CX
Aight I know this might be a dumb question 
, but I need to know what i exactly need to drop a b18c5 into my CX, my car is already wied up to v-tec. So i dont need to do that. But i just need to know if i am gonna have a prob. with wiring or a problem with anything else. I need to know everything in detail.
10-14-2002, 05:56 PM
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Re: b18c5 into a 95 civic CX (skylinecivic)
If it's a 92, vtec is there from the shock tower.
You will need to add knock sensor to D3 on the ECU pin-out.
You will need to add knock sensor to D3 on the ECU pin-out.
10-15-2002, 01:16 AM
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Re: b18c5 into a 95 civic CX (skylinecivic)
If your car is already wired up for vtec, then you could use a rechipped p28 ecu and you will have zero wiring to do. Just drop it in, hook it all up, and your done.
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10-15-2002, 07:49 AM
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Re: b18c5 into a 95 civic CX (skylinecivic)
It should just plug right up unless you've got a JDM engine, then you just flip the wiring sides left to right. If it's a JDM ECU you can get a harness adapter OBD-1 to OBD-2 to plug in the JDM P73 ECU. If you have a US ECU, it's going to be trickier because of the extra sensors, etc in an OBD-2 car. In that case, I would just run a reprogrammed P30 or P61 ECU.
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