dizzy wiring question??
First pic is the wire coming from the harness that goes to the dizzy.
second pic is the second wire that goes to the dizzy from the harness
third pic is the plug thats coming from the dizzy.
----so can I use the dizzy thats is already on the motor or do i have to get one with 2 sensors?
fouth pic is in the back of the motor.(the support for the intake manifold) what sensor is supposed to be there?
SORRY FOR THE SHITTY PICS!!!
second pic is the second wire that goes to the dizzy from the harness
third pic is the plug thats coming from the dizzy.
----so can I use the dizzy thats is already on the motor or do i have to get one with 2 sensors?
fouth pic is in the back of the motor.(the support for the intake manifold) what sensor is supposed to be there?
SORRY FOR THE SHITTY PICS!!!
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it has an internal coil... i think the harness is set up for external coil. their is only one plug coming off the dizzy and the harness has 2 plugs for the dizzy.
Both the OBD1 & 2 USDM Accords utilized distributors with internal coils. The F22B1 VTEC. And all of the 94-97 JDM F22b SOHC, DOHC, Non VTEC and VTEC used internal coils too IIRC.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
Last edited by GhostAccord; Jan 13, 2009 at 02:21 PM.
jdm f22b sohc vtec, exact motor i got in my CB.
check out this thread i made pretty recently on my motor swap. if you scroll down, there is a pic with a little subtitle of what i did to convert my original dizzy (external) to new jdm dizzy (internal). the solution is really easy and takes less than 1 minute, honestly.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=118444
good luck
check out this thread i made pretty recently on my motor swap. if you scroll down, there is a pic with a little subtitle of what i did to convert my original dizzy (external) to new jdm dizzy (internal). the solution is really easy and takes less than 1 minute, honestly.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=118444
good luck
jdm f22b sohc vtec, exact motor i got in my CB.
check out this thread i made pretty recently on my motor swap. if you scroll down, there is a pic with a little subtitle of what i did to convert my original dizzy (external) to new jdm dizzy (internal). the solution is really easy and takes less than 1 minute, honestly.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=118444
good luck
check out this thread i made pretty recently on my motor swap. if you scroll down, there is a pic with a little subtitle of what i did to convert my original dizzy (external) to new jdm dizzy (internal). the solution is really easy and takes less than 1 minute, honestly.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=118444
good luck
Notice how your connector has a 4 pin connector with three wires in the coil connector. (External Coil wires)

His only uses a 2 pin two wire coil connector (internal coil wires)
Both the OBD1 & 2 USDM Accords utilized distributors with internal coils. The F22B1 VTEC. And all of the 94-97 JDM F22b SOHC, DOHC, Non VTEC and VTEC used internal coils too IIRC.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
Both the OBD1 & 2 USDM Accords utilized distributors with internal coils. The F22B1 VTEC. And all of the 94-97 JDM F22b SOHC, DOHC, Non VTEC and VTEC used internal coils too IIRC.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
This looks to me like you have an OBD1 F22B1 wire harness and it Looks like you have a JDM dizzy on there. If you want this to be easy. I would suggest getting an OBD1 F22B1 Hitachi Dizzy. IIRC The USDM F22B1 Hitachi internal coil distributor uses two connectors.
Sorry it too k me so long to respond...been kinda busy.
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