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need a run down on swaping a b18b1

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need a run down on swaping a b18b1

Post by vtjdmsir » June 29, 2006

i have a 96 civic hatch getting a b18b1 obd1 i hope 3 weeks just need to find out what ecu to use what i need to wire and what ever i might need to know Thanks
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Post by munster » June 29, 2006

Same swap we did in mine. You're going to have to splice alot of wires since the plugs are different. Injectors, etc. You're also going to have to wire for a 2wire iacv. The third wire is just going to an empty pin.

The major thing is that you're going to need to get an obd2 distributor or use the internals from your Dseries (what we did). Because your obd2 has the crank position sensor in the distributor rather than on the crank pulley side of the block like the obd1.

As far as an ecu get a jumper harness and use an obd1 LS ecu (p75 I believe?)

http://www.ff-squad.com/tech/wiring/wiring.96-98.jpg
http://www.ff-squad.com/tech/wiring/

It's been a while since I did it, so I can't remember alot of the details. I just remember alot of soldering.
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Post by vtjdmsir » July 03, 2006

how do i switch the the crank sensor

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Post by vtjdmsir » July 04, 2006

can i use a obd2 dizzy

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Post by mcmBuilt » July 04, 2006

You can get a harness already done from Hasport if you don't want to splice it yourself, If not you'll need an OB2 dist. like Munster said, also an OB2 alternator, and you can get OB2 injectors insted of splicing your old ones too........................


I did the opposite, my car is OB1 and I put an OB2 B16 with a P28 in it.......GOOD LUCK !!! :up:

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Post by munster » July 04, 2006

vtjdmsir wrote:how do i switch the the crank sensor
You don't have to switch anything if you use the obd2 distributor. You'll just have a sensor going to nowhere hanging on teh side of your block (like mine)

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Post by vtjdmsir » August 12, 2006

mcmBuilt wrote:You can get a harness already done from Hasport if you don't want to splice it yourself, If not you'll need an OB2 dist. like Munster said, also an OB2 alternator, and you can get OB2 injectors insted of splicing your old ones too........................


I did the opposite, my car is OB1 and I put an OB2 B16 with a P28 in it.......GOOD LUCK !!! :up:
so if i switch all that all i well have to do is get a jumper harness

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