OK, I need to convert my car to OBD1. Can I use the OBD0 distributor on the motor and run the car on a OBD1 ECU. I know mike's car ran like this for a while and it didn't seem to have any problems. If I have to use an OBD1 distributor, with it fit onto the Y8 head without modification? Here are the specs for my car...
OBD0 MPFI Car-'90 Civic EX
OBD0 Block-D16A6
OBD2 Head-D16Y8
OBD0 Dizzy-D16A6
0BD1 ECU-P06 or P28
Thanks in advance.
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90CivicEx
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The dist will have the same problem mikes car did, remember when he converted and was still runing a obd-0 dist and it was throwing a code and loosing all power at like 100mph.
94 Civic Coupe Ej1 "Burt"
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JustRob
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That wasn't the problem. His car still did that after he swapped dizzys. Its OK though, I figured out what I have to do.90CivicEx;38817 wrote:The dist will have the same problem mikes car did, remember when he converted and was still runing a obd-0 dist and it was throwing a code and loosing all power at like 100mph.
A mod can close this thread please.
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stolle
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you should use a d15b7 dizzy it will bolt right up to the y8 you could also use a z6 dizzy but the mounting holes wouldnt line up so you would have to get creative. the sensors between obd0 and obd1/2 dizzys are different internally so they cant be mixed, but obd1 and obd2 dizzys work just fine with obd1/2 ecus either or, you can use obd1 dizzy with obd2 ecu or obd2 dizzy with an obd1 ecu...
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stolle;38854 wrote:you should use a d15b7 dizzy it will bolt right up to the y8 you could also use a z6 dizzy but the mounting holes wouldnt line up so you would have to get creative. the sensors between obd0 and obd1/2 dizzys are different internally so they cant be mixed, but obd1 and obd2 dizzys work just fine with obd1/2 ecus either or, you can use obd1 dizzy with obd2 ecu or obd2 dizzy with an obd1 ecu...
Rob- I have a d15b7 dist if you need it
OBD2 wont work, the CKP sensor is in the crank pickup by the oil pan, not in the dist.
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'01 V6'ed Acura Integra Type R
'00 Honda Civic Si
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'01 V6'ed Acura Integra Type R
'00 Honda Civic Si
'91 BMW 850i
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stolle
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damn it, i always forget about that damn crank sensor, oh well regardless d15b7 will suite your needs...andyjt;38862 wrote:Rob- I have a d15b7 dist if you need it
OBD2 wont work, the CKP sensor is in the crank pickup by the oil pan, not in the dist.
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JustRob
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OK, thanks guys.
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i know this is a dead issue but......
i just got done hard wiring the obd1 converson and making a engine bay harness for my ef it was tough but i know all the wiring and i have the diagrams if you need them
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JustRob
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Holy old thread Batman! :sleepy2:tommygun89hb;52663 wrote:i just got done hard wiring the obd1 converson and making a engine bay harness for my ef it was tough but i know all the wiring and i have the diagrams if you need them
