B18C Swap question
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B18C Swap question
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I am about to drop a B18C motor in my 93 Civic HB and needed some help. Don't know where these lines belong to the B18C. Please help. thanks
I am about to drop a B18C motor in my 93 Civic HB and needed some help. Don't know where these lines belong to the B18C. Please help. thanks
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Re: B18C Swap question (CivicHB93JDM)
1 & 2 are for your heater core...
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)
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Re: B18C Swap question (JDMFreak)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMFreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1 & 2 are for your heater core...
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)</TD></TR></TABLE>
damn you beat me!
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)</TD></TR></TABLE>
damn you beat me!
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Re: B18C Swap question (JDMFreak)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDMFreak »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">1 & 2 are for your heater core...
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Should be noted that by "bigger" you meant longer. The hose that is actually "bigger" in diameter is the one that goes to the nipple on the top of the TB. Also, you might want to point out that he may not have the nipple on the top of the TB if he gets an OBD-2 swap.
3 & 4 is from the charcole can which we can see...the bigger hose goes to a sensor in the back of the IM and the smaller hose goes to the nipple on the TB
(please correct me if im wrong)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Should be noted that by "bigger" you meant longer. The hose that is actually "bigger" in diameter is the one that goes to the nipple on the top of the TB. Also, you might want to point out that he may not have the nipple on the top of the TB if he gets an OBD-2 swap.
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Re: B18C Swap question (JDMFreak)
Hey, I see 2 nipple on the TB? (transmission block) next to the starter, but they are connected to each other, does that mean I need to pull it off and connect them separately? not clear what 'IM' stands for. thanks
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Re: B18C Swap question (JDMFreak)
Also, I have looked everywhere for where both the heater hose should be conncected, I don't see any opening that would take it. confused? sorry
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Re: B18C Swap question (CivicHB93JDM)
For the heater hoses one should go to an opening on the side ofthe head (side passenger side), and the other hose should go the opening on the intake manifold flange.
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Re: B18C Swap question (CivicHB93JDM)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CivicHB93JDM »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey, I see 2 nipple on the TB? (transmission block) next to the starter, but they are connected to each other, does that mean I need to pull it off and connect them separately? not clear what 'IM' stands for. thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
No, TB means "Throttle Body" and IM meand "Intake Manifold".
No, TB means "Throttle Body" and IM meand "Intake Manifold".
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