89 Std civic 4spd Mini Me Help!
I'm doing a small swap to my Hatch and wanna know if what i have will work with this swap...i've had diff people tell me this and that but it just gets me more confused..any knowlege would be greatly apreaciated! Thanks alot.
This is what i have so far!
98 y8vtec head
98y8 intake mani/y8 fuel rail/Tb/inject.
obdo Pr3 ecu
si wire harness
all of this is going on the D15b1 block and im keeping it 4spd.
This is what i have so far!
98 y8vtec head
98y8 intake mani/y8 fuel rail/Tb/inject.
obdo Pr3 ecu
si wire harness
all of this is going on the D15b1 block and im keeping it 4spd.
okay so here is the deal since the car is dpfi in the dx first you need to convert over to mpfi so now you have 2 options first is swith to the a6 intake manifold tb fuel rail and injectors they will all bolt up to the head and you can use the stock dx engine harness converted to mpfi but you need to add the wires for the resistor box the si engine harness doesn't plug into the dx chassis harness trust me i know the other option is to get a hold of is to go with the very common z6 intake mani. now they say obd1 injectors dont run the same so you dont need the res. box either way use the harness that is in the car now for the engine harness all plugs are there but the res. so its less work now the sencond part is to get an obdo to obd1 jumper harness for the ecu and run the p28 its the only way to make vtec work correct other wise the valve open but a/f ratio doesn't increase meaning no real power gain
im sorry i missed the intake mani you had but i would use a6 injectors for now less wireing but y8 and z6 manis are pertty much the same so use what you have
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no im sorry I just reread pr3 odb0 then checked on it pr3 was obd0 with vtec but you mays till have to add the same wires you would w/ jumper I have olny seen obd1 vtec ecus and since they didn't have the vtec no vtec ecu needed so figured go w/ obd0 ecu till you got the jumper harness to go obd1 and run the p28 which is what im doing right now
no im sorry I just reread pr3 odb0 then checked on it pr3 was obd0 with vtec but you mays till have to add the same wires you would w/ jumper I have olny seen obd1 vtec ecus and since they didn't have the vtec no vtec ecu needed so figured go w/ obd0 ecu till you got the jumper harness to go obd1 and run the p28 which is what im doing right now
dpfi-mpfi covertions swap guide using my pr3 ecu.(what im saying is i still have to follow on swithing wires here and there.......correct?) Thanks again.
when I did my old mini me I redid the existing harness, used a obd0-obd1 jumper harness,p28, and a z6 dizzy and everything off the z6 head. you'll have to run a 4 wire o2 to get rid of the cel or at least I did, I'd get the y8 head gasket cause its the multi layer steel. I also had the 4spd and it would lag something terrible, but if its for gas mileage then i could see why your using it
when I did my old mini me I redid the existing harness, used a obd0-obd1 jumper harness,p28, and a z6 dizzy and everything off the z6 head. you'll have to run a 4 wire o2 to get rid of the cel or at least I did, I'd get the y8 head gasket cause its the multi layer steel. I also had the 4spd and it would lag something terrible, but if its for gas mileage then i could see why your using it
then finding out that what my boy had on his block was a y8head...will all gaskets still work, i know the intake mani gasket is diff. but would i still be able to use it!
what i mean with the gasket is the z6 gasket has a sort of squarish spot for coolant to flow and the y8 has a circle but circle is smaller than the sqaurish part so can this be used?
I'd use the correct intake gasket for whatever IM your gonna use. I think the z6 head gaskets are composite or something(not positive) but the y8 are multi layer steel, so i'd use that one. steel > composite ish. make sure to remove the oil jet that's between cylinder 2 and 3, idk if you knew that or not.
^^^Yes i am aware of the oil jet for vtec to work propper! Thank you for informing me though i respect that! so i'll have to get a y8 head and intake gasket...Thanks
i'm still trying to figure out why you want to use a dohc b16 ecu to run a sohc engine..
anywhoo. here's a helpful link for doing the dpfi to mpfi conversion
http://hondaswap.com/swap-articles/d...writeup-49557/
anywhoo. here's a helpful link for doing the dpfi to mpfi conversion
http://hondaswap.com/swap-articles/d...writeup-49557/
i'm still trying to figure out why you want to use a dohc b16 ecu to run a sohc engine..
anywhoo. here's a helpful link for doing the dpfi to mpfi conversion
http://hondaswap.com/swap-articles/d...writeup-49557/
anywhoo. here's a helpful link for doing the dpfi to mpfi conversion
http://hondaswap.com/swap-articles/d...writeup-49557/



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sure it will run the engine, but i hope you're only using it for a temporary fix.. the fuel maps for a b16 are way different in comparison to a sohc vtec engine. if you want it to run properly and efficiently you should invest in a p28, or some other ecu with an equivalent/y8 basemap.
sure it will run the engine, but i hope you're only using it for a temporary fix.. the fuel maps for a b16 are way different in comparison to a sohc vtec engine. if you want it to run properly and efficiently you should invest in a p28, or some other ecu with an equivalent/y8 basemap.
edit: if you want to be cheap, then yes you can use the pr3, but like i said it is not designed for the engine you are expecting it to run. and you will certainly be running rich i can guarantee you that much.


