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Manual swap would be easier and cheaper assuming that the wrecked gsr is a manual as well. To swap the b18 in a ek you need -motor -trans -gsr shift linkage -gsr axles -preferably new gsr axle seals -if the ek has ac and you want to keep it you have to buy either a b20 ac bracket or a 96 del sol...

Clean title Manual Trans AC Within 300 miles of northern utah Preferably stock Let me know thanks

Ok, I have a 1994 ex that I put a B18c in. I wired everything, used a usdm obd1 gsr ecu, got it running, was throwing a code for a vtec oil pressure switch and wouldn't let me rev past 6k. So I took the oil pressure switch of my ex motor, tap and drilled a hole were it went on my ex motor, on...

Yeah it was on alldata. When you select your vehicle and your on the vehicle lvl page, on the left hand column there is a list that says maintainance, dtc, tsb, specifications, diagrams, locations. Click diagrams, then click vaccum and vapor hose diagrams

If its the one on top of the trans and not the one in front of it I THINK you can use your stock civic one. Can't remember if I used my stock one or the one that came with the swap, if your in doubt use a b16 mount

You have pm.

It should yes. Just so you know what the code really is Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) P1337: No signal in the Crankshaft Speed Fluctuation (CKF) sensor circuit. Description The diagnostic system has a pulser rotor on the crankshaft and a pulse pick-up sensor on the engine block. The ECM/PCM...

Year? Car? for a 98 civic ex coupe all you need is a ohm meter to check for resistance between pins 1 and 3 (1.6-3.2k ohms) if its not that then replace the ckf sensor then check for ground from pin 1 and ground from pin 3 of the ckf sensor(it should be open when you check between the pins...

I just put a obd2 gsr motor in my 94 civic ex last weekend and it dropped in, i just bought the rubber mounts for the ac bracket and the right front trans mount. I used the obd2 harness, they just plug into the shock tower harness, and i'm using a obd` p72 just fine and yes move pin a20 to a17...

So today at lunch I was bored, hooked up my stock p28 ex ecu, no cel, vtec worked, so I took the vtec pressure switch off of my d16, tap and drilled it into the vtec solenoid plate and used my p72 and everything works now, so you can lock this thread i guess. thanks

still looking

Car- 1994 civic ex Engine- B18C obd2 (a or b i don't know) Engine Harness- harness that came with engine ECU- xxxxx-P72-A01 Ok, so I put a B18c into my civic. Moved A20 to A17, gave my IAB a switched 12v power source (12v when key is in run position, see picture) and then ran the knock...

the starter works. he says it cranks over just fine, just doesn't fire. starter doesn't create spark