Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
use the original harness that came with the car.
Fail to do this and you might as well build a harness by hand, it'll be quicker. Think of the power of three Three different years of harnesses 88/89/90-91 Three different models HF/SI/DX-STD Three different countries of manufacter Japan/USA/Canada Yeah, have fun! |
Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by wannabe
Thats what we were going to do, problem with that is the Si harness was sent to rywire and has been fitted to work on an OBD1 b16/ half the plugs are obd1.
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
the owner of the car wants to sell the harness as a whole... and make another one work.
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
wiring is one of the easiest parts on the car to do. ive probably rewired half my car back into the stock looming. and i went from dpfi to mpfi using the stock harness from the car.
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by 78NOVA
wiring is one of the easiest parts on the car to do. ive probably rewired half my car back into the stock looming. and i went from dpfi to mpfi using the stock harness from the car.
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by wannabe
Different strokes for ddifferent folks I guess. I don't have enought patience to do that but w/e. I guess I don't understand how anything on a honda d series to d series motor swap is hard unless its wiring....
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Then you should do a D16Y5 Type-R swap sometime. The wiring harness was plug and play, nothing else was.
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
What do you think a D16Y5 Type-R is? :1
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
What do you think a D16Y5 Type-R is? :1
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Re: OBD0 Harness Question
It comes in Civic GXs.
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