how to swap d16y7 to 91crx si
Pull out your stock motor
Bolt your intake and exhaust manifold to the y7 motor
Use your stock si trans replace your clutch
That's it
I'm running a y7 in my hatch if you have any other questions ask away
Bolt your intake and exhaust manifold to the y7 motor
Use your stock si trans replace your clutch
That's it
I'm running a y7 in my hatch if you have any other questions ask away
thank man... they say tha y8 intake manifold cleaner air n better flow.. i got the motot an grabed the passn side mount an do i need the interior harness.. this swap is going i a race car for cricle track..
thanks.. ok im going to 0bd0 to 0bd2 an i got all the wirein for the y7 an i got the inteior wire that under dash.. is tht all i will need.. willin dont hav the funds to get a jumper so could i just use all the wirein that came with the y7??
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Last edited by Nooch; Jul 9, 2012 at 11:57 AM.
Why are you converting the CRX to obd2? You appear to be turning the easiest swap known to man into a difficult journey into the depths of hell.
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
Why are you converting the CRX to obd2? You appear to be turning the easiest swap known to man into a difficult journey into the depths of hell.
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
Why are you converting the CRX to obd2? You appear to be turning the easiest swap known to man into a difficult journey into the depths of hell.
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
1) Strip Y7 down to nothing but block and head
2) Attach EVERYTHING from your A6 onto the Y7
3) Insert into car
4) Extend your temperature fan wire as it has moved locations (back of block to thermostat)
5) Trim/extend coolant hoses where necessary
6) Turn your car on
Yes I do know the D16Y7 is obd2. I also know the easiest route is to get the proper wiring harness for your vehicle and use all the sensors and ECU from the stock motor, considering the only actual difference is the timing (adjust it when you start it up for the first time). If you want to go obd2 you then have to deal with multiple O2 sensors which your stock exhaust did not come with.
Yes I do know the D16Y7 is obd2. I also know the easiest route is to get the proper wiring harness for your vehicle and use all the sensors and ECU from the stock motor, considering the only actual difference is the timing (adjust it when you start it up for the first time). If you want to go obd2 you then have to deal with multiple O2 sensors which your stock exhaust did not come with.
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