ok on my driver side door the tag says 7/91 but my title says 1992,


how can i tell if my integra is obd0 or obd1, also i c someone wired in a resistor box ??


motor is b18a1 with ys1 cable trans ?

 

if its all original it's obd1; it doesn't matter when it was built. all 96 integras are obd2, even the early ones that were built in 95. don't know about the resistor box though.

 

It's probably obd-1, look for the grey plugs. Also, obd-1 DA's don't have the resistor box.

 

what ecu?

 

A quick engine pic would easily explain.

Or just look to see if you have a red blinking light on your ECU. (OBD0)

 

if its a 92 model its obd1. your lucky!

 

yeah it says 1992 but the ecu is a pr4 ?

 

Didn't ask what it says on it.

Does it have a window with a blinking red light inside? If you do, it's OBD0 and If not, it's OBD1.

 

they have both OBD0 and OBD1 PR4 ecus

 

your car is definately an OBD1. the easiest wat to tell is to look at yor Data link connector. OBDI has a Honda DLC connector. OBD0 doen't exist. I don't know who told you it does. All integras are OBD1 until 1996 when they switched to OBDII.

 

So if it is a 92 integra ls it is obd1

 

maybe

 

Well, don't speak to fast! I have a friend that has a 1996 four door LS but it's wired up as a OBD1.

 

Sure, your friend can wire it up however they want to.

 

No, this is a completely stock Integra that he uses to go back and forth to work with. He has not changed one thing on it but stander maintenance.

 

It was a federal requirement that cars sold after 1/1/96 had obd2. While it probably would've been legal if the car was sold as a '96 model year, but in '95, I don't see why Honda would do that. You should verify the model year by checking the VIN. What makes you think the car doesn't have OBD2?

 

My friend has owned this car for years and bought it from it's original owner. I have seen this car in person and know that it's legit. I to was like what the hell when I first seen it but rest a sure, it's a 1996 model with 0BD1 parts.

 

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