HELP -91 EF with a 93 ls motor
si or dx hatch? you use the stock engine harness for the hatch if its si but if you dx or std you gotta do the mpfi conversion then everthing should plug in you might have to extend some wires i did and yea 90-93 teg axles, teg throtle cable and clutch cable. staying obd0 right?
you still use the stock harness to the car but its gonna be more work to go obd1 you gotta extend the fan switch wire and extend a couple more like map sensor plus you gotta get the conversion harness. i would stay obd0 its easyer and cheaper.
The only plug thats different is the dizzy plug its a gray plug... but you can easily trade or sell that dizzy to get an obd0 dizzy.. timing and **** stay the same.. plus you can run the obd ls ecu
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You can use your car's original harness, just de-pin and repin your wires. If you order the conversion harness from Boomslang.us it has directions that tell you everything to do. If you're going with the 93 LS motor, get the OBD1 PR4 ECU. Make sure it's from the 92-93. 90-91 is OBD0, 92-93 is OBD1.
I don't think you can use the P75 unless you chip it...
I don't think you can use the P75 unless you chip it...
you're also gonna need to run the wires for a 4 wire O2. For the dizzy you can repin it to the OBD1 plug or use a jumper harness. For the injectors you're gonna need to repin the OBD0 plugs to OBD1 or solder the OBD1 plugs on. And like above extend the fan switch from the back of the block of your old motor to the thermostat housing on the new motor.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BLUE EH3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">in order to go obd1 in my EF, i just need a jumper harness and p75</TD></TR></TABLE> if the car is an SI your going to need the 93 integra harness and the si harness and make a hybrid harness of sorts (it's not the hard). cause rywire makes it easy, pm cause i have the exact same swap in my 90 hatch si.
yes you can use the p75, ive swapped from the pr4 to a p75 before and both work. i think its rywire that sells a dist adapter that allows you to go from obd0 to obd1 or 2. you will need to run wires for a 4 wire o2 sensor.
you will need to convert to obd1:
jumper harness
mpfi injectors and clips(depending if the car is an si or dx.)
4 wire o2
obd1 or 2 distributor
obd1 ecu, pr4 or p75
you will need to convert to obd1:
jumper harness
mpfi injectors and clips(depending if the car is an si or dx.)
4 wire o2
obd1 or 2 distributor
obd1 ecu, pr4 or p75
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