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chriskatana 05-30-2006 09:29 AM

d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE!
 
Long story short.
I had a very nice 95 civic that got mangled.
I got another civic, A 90 model with a bad motor, the engine is seized.

SO I thought I'd swap long blocks, put my b2 intake on the b7 block and go from there. one question.

ON the back side of the block next to the oil pressure sender there is a 2 wire hookup on the b2 block that is not there on the b7, any idea what that is?

Thanks,

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finalimpact 05-31-2006 04:18 PM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan
 
cooling fan switch.......the switch on the b7 is located on the thermostat housing. just extend your factory wiring and use the b7 plug and your good to go.

chriskatana 06-05-2006 09:31 AM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE
 
Ok.. the swap is complete, everything in it's place and it "RUNS" but smoking like a locomotive.

It is running very rich for some reason, and has a very rough idle when it settles down after starting.
starts with no smoke and as it idles it gradually gets worse.

The b7 motor came out of my old car and NEVER smoked, not even a little bit so I can only deduce that the problem is in the TB or intake, or the 4th gen sensors. Of course it could be burning **** out of the exhaust that is left from the previous engine. but I think that's a slim possibility.

Any help on this?

I am seriously considering putting the MPFI intake on, I have the engine bay harness and the ECU from the other car, what else would I need?

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finalimpact 06-05-2006 10:45 PM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE
 
if you intend on using the 95 ecu then an obd1 conversion is what else you will need. its easier and cheaper to stay obd0 and find yourself a pm6 ecu.

chriskatana 06-06-2006 12:14 PM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE
 

ORIGINAL: finalimpact

if you intend on using the 95 ecu then an obd1 conversion is what else you will need. its easier and cheaper to stay obd0 and find yourself a pm6 ecu.
Where could i find a PM6 ECU? What years/models was it in?

Thanks,
Chris
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chriskatana 06-07-2006 06:54 AM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE
 
Fixxed the rough idle and smoking..

I unplugged the MAP sensor.. [&:]

now I'm not getting any fuel..

i think it's the main relay..


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mercfwd 06-11-2006 06:12 PM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE!
 
Let me know how it turns out i'mgoing to do the exact same thing, donor 94 engine 91dx hatch body. I was wondering how smooth it would go keep us posted i'm interested please!

chriskatana 06-12-2006 07:05 AM

RE: d15b7 into 90 sedan NEW ISSUE!
 
got the main relay re-soldered, and now everything is running smoothly..
no other issues to speak of..

Good luck with your swap!
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