Hello,

I own a 97 gsr integra shell. Im going to drop in a h22a engine swap but i need a engine wiring harness sence my dc2 didnt come with one.

Which engine wiring harness is the best to use for this swap and easyest to install (i dont have the stock one)

Dan

 

the stock one, if you dont have it go buy it from someone else or the junkyard.

 

anyone one else

 

should i use a obd2a engine harness or just buy a obd1 harness sence the engine is obd1.

Would it make it easyer to buy a gsr wiring harness

Need some more input.

 

i would buy one that matches the shell of the car so it plugs into teh car, you can mod the rest of it to fit the engine.

 

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Would it make it easyer to buy a gsr wiring harness</TD></TR></TABLE>

IF you buy a OBD1 GSR, you will have less wiring to do if you would buy a OBD2 GSR harness. Both OBD1 and OBD2 engine harnesses will plug and work to your chassis harness (the connectors at both shock towers).

If you buy a OBD2 harness (has to be a integra harness, a OBD2 civic harness will not work). You will have to convert the injectors, distributor, evap purge, IAT, and other small things that will not have to on the OBD1 harness.

Note: IF you get a civic harness, depending on the trim, you may have to go some good amount of wiring work to do it.

OBD1 GSR is the easier and less harness you will need to rework.

 

Thank you very much Turbogixxer

time to buy a gsr obd1 harness


more input if anyone else wants to say something

 

bump for anyone elses thought

 

Listen to Turbogixxer, he is absolutely correct.


&lt;-----OBD1 GSR+OBD1 H22

 

thanks im buying a obd1 gsr harness tommorow

 

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No problem. Be prepared to lengthen the starter and alternator wires.