I was taking the brakes off of a '94 Integra LS to put on my '92 CX hatch, and it had ABS. So I pulled all the electronics, ABS wiring harness, brake lines, and sensors. I have a schematic in my Helms manual for a 96+ EX (connectors and everything look the same as the Integra ABS), it looks like the ABS system is self-contained. Would there be any problems installing this on my hatch? Currently the car is sitting on jack stands in my driveway with no engine or suspension, so it's real easy to get to everything.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rmcdaniels &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I was taking the brakes off of a '94 Integra LS to put on my '92 CX hatch, and it had ABS. So I pulled all the electronics, ABS wiring harness, brake lines, and sensors. I have a schematic in my Helms manual for a 96+ EX (connectors and everything look the same as the Integra ABS), it looks like the ABS system is self-contained. Would there be any problems installing this on my hatch? Currently the car is sitting on jack stands in my driveway with no engine or suspension, so it's real easy to get to everything.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Dude, i would love to know what ever happend w/ this scenereo!!!
i am in a similar predicament now..

 

My buddies and I just put rear disc ABS brakes on a 95 non-ABS Civic DX. No problems whatsoever. We just needed the appropriate e-brake cables. The MC should be changed unless you don't care about a spongy pedal.

I guess I was a little puzzled about your post. Are you putting ABS in your CX? If so, I think that you need the ABS controller and corresponding ECU.

 

i am with hatchling on this one, you didn't state weather you wanted abs on your civic or if ur just inquiring if it is ok just to use abs parts on your non-abs car. If you are putting the parts on the non-abs car you are fine, but could you be a bit more clear.