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obd2>obd1 conversion
i know i could probably search but im lazy.. and the search function sucks. well, im putting a turbo on my boys 2000 civic and need to convert to obd1 for uber/chrome. i only know obd1 so i only know that we need a conversion harness, distributor?, and p28. im sure theres more..
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
all you need is harness and ecu... i think? you lazy piece of ----.
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
so the obd2 dizzy will work? have you tried searching for something? nothing you are looking for ever comes up
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
i searched, and my buddy turbo'd his 99 Si civic. all he used was harness n ecu...
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
just make sure it's an OBD2B->OBD1 harness because the 96-00 cars are divided into two levels of OBD2. And yeah obviously you need a chipped OBD 1 ecu (p28 works good)
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
OBD2b-->OBD1 harness and OBD1 ECU is all you need ;)
OBD2 distributors are electronically identical to OBD1 distributors... |
Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
Originally Posted by xenocron
OBD2b-->OBD1 harness and OBD1 ECU is all you need ;)
OBD2 distributors are electronically identical to OBD1 distributors... |
Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
Keep in mind if your friends car is a Y7 engine or a Dog-o-matic Y8 it has a 3 wire IAC valve. You would need to convert to a 2 wire. Good luck with that.
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
there is obd2a and obd2b as mentioned earlier. I can't remember which one goes with which year set, so your lazy ass is going to have to search and find out because if you order the wrong one you might as well be trying to install a flux capacitor in the bitch (it won't work).
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Re: obd2>obd1 conversion
do you have a link to convert to a 2 wire iacv??
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