Difference between 94-97 98-01 B18c1
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Difference between 94-97 98-01 B18c1
I was wondering if you can tell the difference between the two engine from the visable piont of view, like if you looking at the engine can you tell a difference, are the markings on the head different?
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Re: Difference between 94-97 98-01 B18c1 (Civ-JDM)
94-95 are OBD1 and 96-01 are OBD2
It depends on what all is there. The injectors on the OBD1 have little metal clips where as the OBD2 are just normal pugs. You could run the numbers of course. I can't remember what else would stand out to me. Hope that helps some.
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It depends on what all is there. The injectors on the OBD1 have little metal clips where as the OBD2 are just normal pugs. You could run the numbers of course. I can't remember what else would stand out to me. Hope that helps some.
Thanks, J
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Re: Difference between 94-97 98-01 B18c1 (Rspool)
Most 96 up OBDII GSR's had a VIN # on the block where 94-95 didn't. Also look for a crank angle sensor on the 96+ engine. It can be identified by a black wire loom running down the back of the block behind the timing belt cover. It goes into the cover behind the harmonic balancer. I hope that helps....
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Re: Difference between 94-97 98-01 B18c1 (Civ-JDM)
94-95 = OBDI
96-Up = OBD II
94-95 had only 1 O2 sensor, 96-up has an O2 sensor on the header and the cat.
94-95 IAB's required a negative signal to trigger as opposed to OBDII which requires a positive 12V signal. That's all I can think of right now.
96-Up = OBD II
94-95 had only 1 O2 sensor, 96-up has an O2 sensor on the header and the cat.
94-95 IAB's required a negative signal to trigger as opposed to OBDII which requires a positive 12V signal. That's all I can think of right now.
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