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Here is the OBD0 Dizzy wiring. http://www.rywire.com/store/images/troubleshooting/obd0_distributor_pinouts.jpg Here is the Mpfi compete walk through. Hopfully this stuff helps you...

Check this out see if it helps you... That's if your going to stay OBD0?

Yeah, with the obd0 injectors, and, sensors. This is the way to make sure your new engine is fresh. Newer year motor, with down graded sensors.

I bought 94-00 integra shock kit off ebay. Drop zone, and just upgraded the front forks to the 94-00 integra ones. with a ebay coil over. the ride is very good, and was a very good upgrade. Because the integra shocks are like twice as big, and much heavier duty. But none to say direct bolt...

Ok the car is a 1991 Ex 4 door. I beleive the chassis code is Std. I used the stock harness. I had put this same motor in a 1989 civic 4 door. rewiring it and the car had so many problems that I pulled the motor back out, and bought this 1991 civic. Same motor, wired it the same with the same...

replaced with swap, do you think it could have got clogged with me only driving it like 300 miles since the swap. Do you think it could maybe a clogging cat. A stok one was welded into the mandel bent piping for emission purposes. (like maybe its choking out to much back pressure?)

cool ill try it cos in 20days im driving the car 2,700mi from Az to SD then to Wi so i need to fix this so I can cruz and not worry about the damn thing dieing

My bad, but good pickup. ZCpowerdSI cos i missed the easy clue, it was late,and idk.

well the guy that works in the bay next to me is saying that it is prob. a vacuum leak. where is does not get enough vacuum at higher RPM so it fuel cuts. Does that sound ligit?

Oh yeah the fuel pump is new I just replaced it when i did the swap.

ok I bought a 1998 integra ls that was crashed in the back from a friend. the insurance totaled it, Then I swapped the motor into a 1989 civic. it was running great, and driving good. But the f*ckin car needed so much work I said fuck it, and bought a clean 1991 ex 4 door shell off another...

all the paints have to be for flexible apps, cos the pores in the dash expand, and contract when hot, and cold. I recomend cleaning all surfaces with soap,and water let air dry, because towels leave behind cotton or other objects. Also use the adhesion promoter you will not regret it. Makes...

gotta drop the tank but lucky for you the civic gas tank has a easy to find and access drain plug. Drain the gas if you have any? maybe why won't start. Drop the tank 2 13mm nuts use deep socket. unplug install plug back in hang fill with gas. Took me like 20 min to put my new high flow pump...

is your civic a Si or is it a 4 door? The ex, STD, and Si i beleve will fit the axles needed for the swap. I just put a B18a1 in my ex 4 door, and the teggie axles fit right in no problems.

Are you using a injector resistor box? Is their spark? Is it getting gas... with the stock wiring you need the resistor box or their will be no injectors firing. If you have no spark ckeck the wiring to the dist. if its good try a new coil.

Ok so I have a 1991 civic Ex 4 door that I put a 1998 integra B18a1 in. I used the Pr4 OBD0 ecu, and the OBD0 dist. to keep it simple. This motor was running great in the other car. But now here is the problem. When I take the car out and get on the freeway it smells really rich, and if i'm...

No, the cable is compressesd square on one side, and crimped on the end that goes into the trans speed unit. The cable is only like $20 on ebay or $55.00 at the dealer. that way cheaper then a speeding ticket, unless you don't pay tickets.lol

If the cable was making a noise before it quit working it will be a rusted, or weak cable that brook. I have saw this on more that one occasion. I will be more common on cars from the east or mid west because of the rain, snow, old age I guess. Good luck and tell use what works..

when you remove the cover over the top of the cluster. unplug the cable, and pull on it softly. if it comes out then the cable was binding and brook in the sleeve. Autozone sells a universal cable for the honda Acura cable for $6.99 PART#03369..... BUY IT CUT IT, CRIMP IT, DRIVE IT (GOOD TO GO)

old age, or man. defect