crx engine stuff
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crx engine stuff
alrite i got some questions for everybody.
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD2 motors (d16y8)
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD1 (d16z6) motors
What does it take to make a d16y8 motor an OBD1 or OBD0 compatible
What does it take to make a D116z6 motor OBD0 compatible
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD2 motors (d16y8)
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD1 (d16z6) motors
What does it take to make a d16y8 motor an OBD1 or OBD0 compatible
What does it take to make a D116z6 motor OBD0 compatible
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Re: crx engine stuff (c0nspire)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by c0nspire »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alrite i got some questions for everybody.
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD2 motors (d16y8)
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD1 (d16z6) motors
What does it take to make a d16y8 motor an OBD1 or OBD0 compatible
What does it take to make a D116z6 motor OBD0 compatible</TD></TR></TABLE>
This is a way, way overly simplified explanation and there are lots exceptions, but.
The basic rule of thumb is this.
The ECU, the distributor, the cars interior wire harness ECU PLUGS, the injectors and their PLUGS, ALL MUST BE THE SAME OBD.
And usually some wires must be added, or altered.
But like I already said there are a lot of exceptions to that basic rule.
But learn that one, before you start to delve further into an OBD conversion.
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD2 motors (d16y8)
What does it take to make a crx accept OBD1 (d16z6) motors
What does it take to make a d16y8 motor an OBD1 or OBD0 compatible
What does it take to make a D116z6 motor OBD0 compatible</TD></TR></TABLE>
This is a way, way overly simplified explanation and there are lots exceptions, but.
The basic rule of thumb is this.
The ECU, the distributor, the cars interior wire harness ECU PLUGS, the injectors and their PLUGS, ALL MUST BE THE SAME OBD.
And usually some wires must be added, or altered.
But like I already said there are a lot of exceptions to that basic rule.
But learn that one, before you start to delve further into an OBD conversion.
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