What kind of engine can I swap into a Honda Civic?

What kind of engine can I swap into a Honda Civic?

Most people know about swapping B16’s and B18’s into Civics. The B series swap is one of the most common Honda swaps. Most people are unaware of another easy, but not quite as common engine swap. The H22A Prelude engine swapped into an Accord.

What kind of wiring harness do I need for Honda Civic?

Required when doing K-Series swaps. Available applications: 88-91 Civic/ CRX EF*, 92-00 Civic (EG/ EK) & 94-01 Integra DC. Brand new connectors and pins sourced from the same company Honda uses. This conversion will make your EG Civic or DC2 Integra compatible with a H-Series engine.

Can a Honda Civic be converted to an Acura?

BLOX Part # BXAC-00700 This harness allows you to adapt a 92-95 OBD I M/T ECU into a 96-98 Civic or Del Sol, 96-99 Integra, Prelude or Accord. BLOX Part # BXAC-00701 This harness allows you to adapt a 92-95 OBD I M/T ECU into a 99-00 Civic, 00-01 Integra, Prelude or Accord.

Can a Honda Civic be converted to a Honda Integra?

New Harness NO Core Required This harness allows you to adapt a JDM or US OBDI M/T ECU into an 88-91 Civic, CRX or a 90-91 Integra, OBD0 Chassis. Our harness also includes a 3’ pigtail to simplify wiring any additional or required sensors to complete the installation.

Can a H22A engine be swapped for a F22A?

While researching the swap, I discovered that the ’96, ’97-’99 H22a engine wiring harness plugs are different than those found on ’96 and up F22a plugs. This leaves you with two options: Modify the Accord harness to work with the new engine or find a conversion harness.

Can a 93 H22A be swapped with a 96 accord?

The H22a swap is much less common due to the popularity of utilizing K-Series engines for swaps. Since I was dropping a ’93 H22a into a ’96 Accord, I had to modify the Accord harness. The ’96 Accord used crank triggering that is located by the crank rather than the inside the distributor.

What kind of ECU do you need for Honda H22A?

This was the only 4th generation Prelude that had an OBDII engine computer. This makes the ’96 ECU a very desirable ECU for H22a swaps into OBD II Accords. In ’97, Honda incorporated a theft deterrent immobilizer system that makes using ’97-’99 ECU’s much more difficult.