Hey guy's couple questions: I wanna swap the 89 civic...found this in my local paper..

Acura Integra LS, 1992, 1.8L DOHC, for parts, 212,000 kms, runs well, front body damage, CD, lots of good parts & glass.

what all from it would i need to do the swap?
And what all would i need to buy\make to complete swap?

Thanks

 

Honda/Acura Swap Guide




Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


88-91 HondaCivic
88-91 Honda CRX


ZC
D16A8 (ZC)
D16A9 (ZC)

Direct bolt-in swap, only the engine is required.


B16A 88-91
B18A 90-91


Requiresengine, trans, ecu, half shaft, Axles, shift linkage and Motor Mount Kit.

B16A 92-95
B18C 93-95
B18B 93-95

Requiresengine, B series cable trans, ecu, OBD0 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness, half shaft, axles, shift linkage and Motor Mount Kit.

B18C-R 96-01
B16B-R 96-01

Requiresengine, B series cable trans, ecu, OBD0 to OBD2 wiring jumper harness, half shaft, axles, shift linkage and Motor Mount Kit..

90-91 Acura Integra
B18C 93-95
B16A 92-95

Requiresengine, ecu and OBD0 to OBD1 wiring jumper.

B18C-R 96-01
B16B-R 96-01

Requires engine, ECU andOBD0 to OBD2 wiring jumper harness.

B16A 88-91

Requires engine and ECU only.

92-95Honda Civic/92+ Acura Integra Engine Swap Matrix

Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


92-95 Honda Civic
92-95Honda Del Sol
92-95 Acura Integra

B18C 93-95
B16A 92-95
B18B 93-95

Requires engine, trans, ecu, axles, half shaft and shift linkage.

B16A 88-91

Not recommended, easier and cheaper to put B16A 92-95.

B18C-R 96-01
B16B-R 96-01

Requires engine, trans, ecu, OBD2 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness, axles, half shaft and shift linkage.

H22A 92-96

Requires engine, trans, ECU, shift linkage, 94+ Integra axles, Motor Mount kit and 94+ Integra GS-R wiring harness.

96-97 Honda Del Sol
96-01 Acura Integra
B16B 96-01
B18C 96-01

Requires engine, trans, ECU, axles, half shaft and shift linkage.


H22A 92-96

Requires engine, trans, ECU, OBD2 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness, shift linkage, 94+ Integra axles, Motor Mount kit and 94+ Integra GS-R wiring harness.

5G Wiring Information

B16A2 in EG Honda Civic

There are 6 lines to check on

Engine Side

ECU Side


Desciption

Wire Color

Pin/Connection

VTEC Solenoid
Yellow/Green
A4

VTEC Oil Pressure Sensor
Blue (passenger side harness)
D6

VTEC Ground
Black
chassis ground

Knock Sensor
Red/Blue
D3

Evap Purge Power
Yellow/Black
12V power (hot in ON or START)

Evap Purge Solenoid
Red
A20


Engine Side

ECU Side


Desciption

Wire Color

Pin/Connection

VTEC Solenoid
Yellow/Green
A4

VTEC Oil Pressure Sensor
Blue (passenger side harness)
D6

VTEC Ground
Black
chassis ground

Knock Sensor
Red/Blue
D3

Evap Purge Power
Yellow/Black
12V power (hot in ON or START)

Evap Purge Solenoid
Red
A20

Secondary Intake Solenoid
Pink/Blue
A17

ECU Pinouts

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96-00Honda Civic Engine Swap Matrix

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Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


96-97 Honda Civic


B18C 93-95
B16A 92-95
B18B 93-95


Requires engine, trans, ECU, OBD2 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness, axles, half shaft, shift linkage and 99-00 Civic SI rear engine mount.

B16A 88-91

Not recommended, cheaper and easier to put 92-95 or 96-00 B16A engine.

B18C-R 96-97
B16B-R 96-01

Requires engine, trans, ECU, axles, half shaft, shift linkage and 99-00 Civic SI rear engine mount.

98-00 Honda Civic Si

B16A 92-95
B18C 93-95
B18B 93-95

Requires engine, trans, ECU, OBD2 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness, axles, half shaft, shift linkage and 99-00 Civic SI rear engine mount.



B18C-R 98-01
B16B-R 96-01
B18B 98-01



Requires engine, trans, ECU, axles, half shaft, shift linkage and 99-00 Civic SI rear engine mount.
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01+Honda Civic/01+ Acura RSX Engine Swap Matrix

Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


2002 Honda Civic SI
K20A2/K20A3
K20A-R (JDM)

Requires engine and ECU.


2001 Honda Civic DX/LX/EX
K20A2/K20A3
K20A-R (JDM)

Requires engine, trans, ECU, axles, engine mounts and shift linkage.

92-96 Honda Prelude/90-97 Honda Accord Engine Swap Matrix

Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


92-96 Honda Prelude
90-97 Honda Accord

H22A 92-96

Requires engine andECU.

F20BVTEC 97-01
H22A-S 97-01
H22A 97-01

Requires engine, ECU and OBD1 to OBD2 wiring jumper harness.

97-01Prelude/98-01 AccordEngine Swap Matrix

Target Car

Source Engine


Parts required from source engine


97-01
Honda Prelude
98-01Honda
Accord(4cyl.)

H22A 92-96*

Requiresengine, ECU and OBD2 to OBD1 wiring jumper harness.

F20B 97-01
H22A-S 97-01
H22A 97-01

Requires engine and ECU. *Will not work with ATTS models

 

Thanks for the Info

 

damn nate, i think you got everything

 

thanks nate

 

Ihave a 2002 Honda accord VIN 1HGCG32642A013358 and had to replace the motor in it with VIN 1HGCG5641XA155212

Reason I putting the VIN in here is cause of getting the check engine light to go out getting 3 error codes one being the knock sensor, replaced the knock sensor twice just because check wiring (car shop did) said wiring was ok. My thinking was maybe the wiring pin might be different on the 2 cars? any ideas I can afford to pay $85.00 a hour to just start digging around.......sigh
error codes are, PO325 (knock sensor bank 1) PO700 (Transmission control system) P1739 (TCM A/T controller circuit)

Just replaced the knock sensor again day ago but cleared the error codes and did no good they cam back, not sure what to do at this point car seems to run great trans may be shifting little funny but that might be me an being used to a 1/2 ton truck. But anyway anyone have any ideas out there where to look or to check out so I can point the mechanic in the right direction.............help please

 

the motor that we put into the 2002 Honda accord lx was a
2.3L I-4 EFI SOHC (out of a 1999 Honda accord lx) so is this the problem? with the error codes?

 

Why the hell are you posting in a thread from 2008 regarding a B18 swap which has NOTHING to do with your car?????? Make a new thread in the proper section of the forum.

 

Thank you for the great help and link referral for the new guy

 

Would it be better to just say Make a new thread in the appropriate section? I felt the need to mention the fact you revived a dead thread in case you plan to do it again.

This engine swap, in any chassis has been covered a few times. Locking this now.