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I assume he has a D16y7 motor and wants to change it to a D16y8? That is very simple. It is a direct swap. Most all of the parts on the current motor will fit with the new motor. You would have to add wiring for vtec, and run an OBD2a (96-98) ECU from a vtec equipped Civic.
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You said you were pulling out the d16y7 in the car? If yes, you would be installing a D16y8? That is the same motor as the y7, but with a vtec set-up. This motor come in the 96-00 Civic EXs.
If your car came with the y7, it is not wired for vtec. You must add these wires, or swap to a y8 engine harness. Apparently, it is easier to just add the wiring.
Yes, you would need an ECU for vtec to work properly.
If your car came with the y7, it is not wired for vtec. You must add these wires, or swap to a y8 engine harness. Apparently, it is easier to just add the wiring.
Yes, you would need an ECU for vtec to work properly.
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