if you put a 1k resister across the 2 black wires and just hook up the single wire from the 1 wire o2 you don't have to swap to a 4 wire sensor. The single wire sensor is much faster in response, but they don't seem to last as long and are not heated.
Stock motor in an 86-89 teg is D16A1
86-87 were vac advance ignition and more is involved with wiring in an electronic advance engine swap
88-89 already have electronic advance ignition.
Your best source of info and help on these swaps is g1teg.org
I personally have an 87 teg with a...
If the Hondata interface box is flashing and you have a 4000 revlimit then the problem is not an engine code, but a lack of communicaiton between the interface box and the ecu. This could be caused from a damaged interface cable, bad chip or bad soldering. This really needs to be looked at by...
B-sereis is the only way to go in this chasis unless you just want a few extra hp, then you cna do a ZC swap.
check out First Integration
i personally have a 87 Teg with b18c5 turbocharged.
Well, I have a b18c5 with a custom Revhard turbokit on my G1 teg...it's making about 300 hp and is more fun and a whole hell of a lot faster than my ITR. Easily a 12 second car...probably lower. HAndles great too with the right suspension setup.
Go to www.g1teg.org
Int he forums there is a sticky posting of what is needed. IT will be easier if you stick with a cable tranny and OBD0 engine, but you can do the hydro tranny with a littl emore work and convert to OBD1 for more tuning options and better reliability.
The one on the back of the engine under the manifold is most likely the knock sensor wire. It really all depends on who didd the wiring harness and where the harness came from.
I have a bseries with a hydro tranny in my 87 teg. I can use the standard electronic speed senor mounted in the tranny, but then i have no speedo. My other option is to mount the old cable sender from the d-series tranny into the hydro tranny. This allows the speedo to work, but I'm not sure...
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