hondaciviccx
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i just purchased a d16y8 for my 1992 honda civic cx. it is out a 1996 del sol. would any of u out there be able tell me what all i am going to need. i have the motor, tranny, and ecu. if u can it would be great.
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either get a converison harness to run the OBD2 ecu
or get OBD1 ecu, distributor, and injectors...
your ecu, dist and injectors can work on that motor, but wihtout a P28 = no vtec, and your dist isn't going to line up right with the bolt holes
or get OBD1 ecu, distributor, and injectors...
your ecu, dist and injectors can work on that motor, but wihtout a P28 = no vtec, and your dist isn't going to line up right with the bolt holes
the injector plugs are different
the distributor plug is different
the alternator plug might be different
your car is a 92 so you should already have the wiring for VTEC (all 92 civics had it)
im not sure if it is already on the engine harness but i know it goes at least to the plugs on the shock towers
now as for the plugs that are different... you can go out and spend more money on OBD1 parts
or...
if you have the OBD-2 harness you can simply swap out the plugs:
for the injectors... the colors are the same for OBD-1 and OBD-2 just cut them off your harness and replace with the new plugs
for the distributor... you are going from a double plug setup to a single plug setup... when i did mine the colors didnt match but the wire location did
for the alternator... you can probly just use your stock one... i didnt convert the plug on mine so im not sure how to go about it
and yes you want to run that with a P28
the distributor plug is different
the alternator plug might be different
your car is a 92 so you should already have the wiring for VTEC (all 92 civics had it)
im not sure if it is already on the engine harness but i know it goes at least to the plugs on the shock towers
now as for the plugs that are different... you can go out and spend more money on OBD1 parts
or...
if you have the OBD-2 harness you can simply swap out the plugs:
for the injectors... the colors are the same for OBD-1 and OBD-2 just cut them off your harness and replace with the new plugs
for the distributor... you are going from a double plug setup to a single plug setup... when i did mine the colors didnt match but the wire location did
for the alternator... you can probly just use your stock one... i didnt convert the plug on mine so im not sure how to go about it
and yes you want to run that with a P28
hondaciviccx
Junior Member
hey thanks i thought that all i really needed was the conversion harness but i figured i would ask for some suggestions. thanks everyone