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ward 03-31-2006 12:14 AM

CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
hai i have a 89 crx ahd im going the mpfi swap.
i got the si dizzy but didnt get the wrieing harness fraom the si.
can anyone tell me how to wire the dizzy up??

con 03-31-2006 12:21 AM

Re: CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
wrong forum but search on honda-tech, tons of info.

jinxy 03-31-2006 02:31 AM

Re: CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
same way you do it with the clip. just put some male/female conectors on em and heat shrink them when you know its cool

ward 04-01-2006 08:44 PM

Re: CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
teh problem is that the wires were not the same color
like just off colors. so i did my best to mach them.
im i correct??

Tom-Guy 04-01-2006 08:57 PM

Re: CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
No, you aren't correct.

You don't want an Si harness, either, except mebbe to take a dist plug and some spare wire from.

C1 and C2 need to be swapped to B10 and B12, run your CYP (single tooth reluctor dist sensor) to C1 and C2. Add in the extra ground wires for your two extra injectors, draw power from the existing injector power wires, and plumb a resistor box if you run low Z injectors. Make sure to clip off that stupid 2p connector for the solenoid on the back of the TBI unit... you'll just get it confused later for IACV or IAT when it is useless and unused. Lengthen any plugs you have to, to get them to fit the MPFI manifold.

Aside from some dist sensor polarity issues, that is it in a nutshell.

boosted_b16 04-01-2006 09:41 PM

Re: CRX HELP MPFI SWAP GONE BAD
 
theres no way this retard (ward) is gonna understand any of that joseph, i'm just being an ass to the noob for talkin ----, and being retarded, ----, he cant even research how a vafc works, and hes gonna do an mpfi conversion, bwahahahaha good luck..... :-X


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