motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16
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motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16
ok so im doing a swap on a 91 civic STD.
the harness that came with the motor was previously in a 1990 LS integra.
the motor is a JDM b16a1
the harness that came with the motor has the big plug that plugs onto the driver side shock tower. what am i supposed to do with all the wiring from the pass. side shock tower? do i need to make a custom harness or something? or use the harness that came out of the std.
it was dual point, so i would like to hear i can use the harness that came out of the DA so i dont have to do anymore wiring lol
the harness that came with the motor was previously in a 1990 LS integra.
the motor is a JDM b16a1
the harness that came with the motor has the big plug that plugs onto the driver side shock tower. what am i supposed to do with all the wiring from the pass. side shock tower? do i need to make a custom harness or something? or use the harness that came out of the std.
it was dual point, so i would like to hear i can use the harness that came out of the DA so i dont have to do anymore wiring lol
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Re: motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16 (Beau Gotti)
Sorry man you need to use the dual point harness, and do a dpfi to mpfi swap to the harness. The two harness are not compatable with out some repinning possibly but i dont know for shure...
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Re: motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16 (gsr4thgenhtch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gsr4thgenhtch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Sorry man you need to use the dual point harness, and do a dpfi to mpfi swap to the harness. The two harness are not compatable with out some repinning possibly but i dont know for shure...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Like he said, use your original motor harness. Do not use the B16 harness.
Like he said, use your original motor harness. Do not use the B16 harness.
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Re: motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16 (crxtreme89h)
alright, so next question, is all i have to do is wire the injector wires? my computer is being retarded and wont stay connected to the internet (expletive wireless) can someone link me to the diagram?
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Re: motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16 (Beau Gotti)
Yes the extra wires for the injectors need to be wired also there is a few other wires that need to be switched around at the computer also 2 wires need to be ran out to the distributor to the cyp sensor just do a search dpfi to mpfi and youll find what you need...
Also get closer to the neighbors router
EDIT: http://www.fourthgenhatch.com/ Go into the tech dpfi section and theres an awesome tech article on the swap Just save it or print it so youll have reference it can get confusing if its your first time
Modified by gsr4thgenhtch at 3:30 PM 2/12/2006
Also get closer to the neighbors router
EDIT: http://www.fourthgenhatch.com/ Go into the tech dpfi section and theres an awesome tech article on the swap Just save it or print it so youll have reference it can get confusing if its your first time
Modified by gsr4thgenhtch at 3:30 PM 2/12/2006
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Re: motorswap in a STD hatch OBDo b16 (gsr4thgenhtch)
thanks man. haha im not using the neighbors...i could be though...lol im just in the garage and the router is on the other end of the house
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