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B16a2 (obd2b) into 92 si hatch (obd1)

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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 03:57 PM
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Go to OBD1,better for tunning reasons,and all you need to do is swap the dizzy cap/internals,and ecu. You have a eg si all you need is a OBD1 DOHC ecu and the stuff with the dizzy cap.

I happen to have a OBD1 P30 that would work great if you wanted to buy it
 
Old Aug 7, 2005 | 09:04 PM
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Go to OBD1,better for tunning reasons,and all you need to do is swap the dizzy cap/internals,and ecu. You have a eg si all you need is a OBD1 DOHC ecu and the stuff with the dizzy cap.

I happen to have a OBD1 P30 that would work great if you wanted to buy it

so if i go obd1, i use the eg harness, but would i need an obd2b harness to hack and swap the injector plugs, alternator plug, distributor plug?

also, i have seen obd distributor jumpers, do they make it so you don't have to swap dizzy?
 
Old Aug 7, 2005 | 11:46 PM
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No you do not need a obd2 harness at all, the obd1 si harness that is in the car will work fine. The only thing different is obd1 harness will not have 2 plugs for O2 sensors There will only be one O2 sensor plug. To cancel out the check engine light you will need a obd1 ecu(P28 converted for a dohc,p30,or so on)

The reason you swap the internals in the dizzy cap is cause the plug from it will not connect to the wiring harness being it is obd2. So you could theoreticly get away w/o changing the internals of the dizzy cap but at the expense of having to cut a solder 25 different wires after you match them up which are totally different colors
 
Old Aug 8, 2005 | 04:19 PM
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No you do not need a obd2 harness at all, the obd1 si harness that is in the car will work fine. The only thing different is obd1 harness will not have 2 plugs for O2 sensors There will only be one O2 sensor plug. To cancel out the check engine light you will need a obd1 ecu(P28 converted for a dohc,p30,or so on)

The reason you swap the internals in the dizzy cap is cause the plug from it will not connect to the wiring harness being it is obd2. So you could theoreticly get away w/o changing the internals of the dizzy cap but at the expense of having to cut a solder 25 different wires after you match them up which are totally different colors

what about these:
http://www.rywire.com/dizadapters.shtml
 
Old Aug 8, 2005 | 04:34 PM
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looks good
 
Old Aug 8, 2005 | 04:41 PM
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though i have been reading that the obd I injector plugs and alternator plugs, etc are different from obd IIb plugs, therefore you need at least the plugs of the obd IIb harness???
 
Old Aug 8, 2005 | 08:00 PM
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no difference in them
 
Old Aug 9, 2005 | 08:59 AM
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no difference in them
when do people have to swap injector plugs then? i have read about it, is it obdo to obd1 or something?
 
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