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Old 08-18-2005, 06:16 PM
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Im swapping a 94 Del Sol SI motor (D16A6) into a 97 Civic Ex. Which rear transmission bracket do I use for the swap? I tried a 99-00 Civic DX bracket and a 94 Del Sol Si bracket and neither would work. I know this isnt a common swap but I just need to get one to work for it.
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The 94 del sol si motor should be a d16z6 motor. you should use your old 97 ex bracket and it should bolt back up fine.
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Well I cant cause they hacked up that one to get it to work for a B16A
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Last night, I had the passenger side mount on, put a bolt in both of the top transmission brackets. The one on the tranny and the one on the frame. Now the driver side mount wont line up. Its being like pushed away. I was using the Del Sol Si Bracket.
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if i was doing it i would be using all teh mounts fromt eh 97 ex. the rear bracket for the 99 dx is the same part as teh 97 ex as well.
i am pretty sure i would also have to change teh timing belt bracket that is bolted to teh block to use the one from a newer engine as well.
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Yea, I just checked and they are the same part numbers. So im going to try to put that other bracket in there today.
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Alright, now whats weird is that the driverside mount is like pushed away about 2 inches. You cant even force the motor back so it will line up. I dont know what the deal is. My bad yea its a D16Z6.
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what driver side mount do you have on there? and did you change hte bracket ont he block to the later model one?
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The stock 97 EX bracket. Alright the header is pushed against the radiator. Its shoved against it. If I try to push the driver side to line up it wont go.
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Bump it up.
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