B18C5 W/OBD2 into 92 civic ??
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Re: B18C5 W/OBD2 into 92 civic ?? (92civicman)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92civicman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is it possible ? what do you need, a new harness or some kind of special adapter?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Direct bolt in, nothing special needed. If you want to use the OBD2 ECU you will need an OBD1 - OBD2/OBD2B (depends on year of ECU) ECU adapter and a little more wiring will be needed. It's best to use a chipped P28 or P30 OBD1 ECU which is direct plug and play. Depending on the model you have you might need to rewire the O2 sensor or some similarly small wiring mods, but overall it's a really easy swap no matter which route you take.
Direct bolt in, nothing special needed. If you want to use the OBD2 ECU you will need an OBD1 - OBD2/OBD2B (depends on year of ECU) ECU adapter and a little more wiring will be needed. It's best to use a chipped P28 or P30 OBD1 ECU which is direct plug and play. Depending on the model you have you might need to rewire the O2 sensor or some similarly small wiring mods, but overall it's a really easy swap no matter which route you take.
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Re: B18C5 W/OBD2 into 92 civic ?? (VTECVillain)
i have a 92 DX 4 door, D15B7(you probly know that)
I am geting the B18C5 Complete Change over from Hmotorsonline.com
its a B18C5 96-97 (TypeR)
the ECU is a P73
can you tell me anything more than you already have?
Thanks Matt
Modified by 92civicman at 6:40 PM 12/3/2004
I am geting the B18C5 Complete Change over from Hmotorsonline.com
its a B18C5 96-97 (TypeR)
the ECU is a P73
can you tell me anything more than you already have?
Thanks Matt
Modified by 92civicman at 6:40 PM 12/3/2004
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Re: B18C5 W/OBD2 into 92 civic ?? (92civicman)
You could always wire it up with a 1996-1998 JDM P73 ECU. This ECU is basically an OBDI ECU with OBDII plugs. You would still need to change plugs or get an adaptor. But you would not have to worry about adding OBDII sensors under the hood. And you wouldnot need to spend an arm and a leg to buy another ECU and configure it to properly run your motor.
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Re: B18C5 W/OBD2 into 92 civic ?? (StorminMatt)
If you want to use a JDM ITR ecu, you just need an adapter.
http://www.boomslang.us/obd1obd2.htm
Make sure you have the VTEC wiring ran from the engine to the stock ecu plugs.
http://www.boomslang.us/obd1obd2.htm
Make sure you have the VTEC wiring ran from the engine to the stock ecu plugs.
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