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Old Apr 23, 2009 | 12:36 PM
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just to make things clear. im thinking about picking up 96 ls motor for a hell of a good price 750 complete to be exact. im planning on swaping it into my si hatch which is a 93. and i know that from 92-95 is obd1. since this motor im planning to pick up is a 96, i would an obd1 to obdII harness correct?

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Old Apr 23, 2009 | 12:59 PM
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im planning on swaping it into my si hatch which is a 93. and i know that from 92-95 is obd1. since this motor im planning to pick up is a 96, i would an obd1 to obdII harness correct?
No...convert the engine to OBD1. Use OBD1 LS Dizzy, OBD1 B-Series Alternator(or you can modify the OBD2 Alt. but I dont know the details) and use the D16 Engine Harness and modify to work or use the LS Harness.

I used my D16 harness(the LS harness was ****ed up)and had to swap Injector Clips, and swap over to the LS Alternator plug, Extended wires for O2 Sensor and IACV.

Then grab a OBD1 P75 ECU, Unplug the P28 and plug in the P75.

My swap went werid but I ain't explaining that in your thread(Details if you want)
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Old Apr 23, 2009 | 01:07 PM
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what he said ^ plus keeping the engine obd1 it keeps the door open for any modification that require tuning I.E. forced induction.
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Old Apr 23, 2009 | 01:12 PM
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what he said ^ plus keeping the engine obd1 it keeps the door open for any modification that require tuning I.E. forced induction.
Exactly
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Old Apr 23, 2009 | 01:38 PM
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yea dont forget mounts
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Old May 4, 2009 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt93eg
No...convert the engine to OBD1. Use OBD1 LS Dizzy, OBD1 B-Series Alternator(or you can modify the OBD2 Alt. but I dont know the details) and use the D16 Engine Harness and modify to work or use the LS Harness.

I used my D16 harness(the LS harness was ****ed up)and had to swap Injector Clips, and swap over to the LS Alternator plug, Extended wires for O2 Sensor and IACV.

Then grab a OBD1 P75 ECU, Unplug the P28 and plug in the P75.

My swap went werid but I ain't explaining that in your thread(Details if you want)
hey im havin trouble figuring out wat engine harness to get. i bought a 95 integra wit no engine harness and im gettin a 96 nonvtech engine would it matter if i have the 95 harness wit the 96 engine? anybody can hit me up at 8324928384 i really need to know b4 i get harness n engine..
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Old May 4, 2009 | 03:12 PM
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Get a harness for the car/ecu...??
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