View Full Version : dizzy, distributors.
stoned1974
29-07-2004, 09:20 PM
hello
Q1. Will a dizzy from a manual work on a auto ?
Q2. Will a dizzy from a ZC work on a D16A8 ?
Q3. What other dizzies work with a D16A8 ??
The reason for the questions, I have an oil leak via a big dirty score on the main shaft in the dizzy!!
Cheers and back to the wine
Paul
Ps do you know anyone selling a gen 5 prlude vti r ( un modded)
ECU-MAN
30-07-2004, 06:30 PM
Q1 Yes
you can get sleevs to go over the damaged part of the shaft. makes it seal again.
bennjamin
31-07-2004, 12:09 AM
Q2 - a ZC dizzy.....as i assume u mean the [acronym:9953e1ff9a="Double Overhead Cam"]DOHC[/acronym:9953e1ff9a] blacktop ZC found in Japan - to the best of my basic knowledge will fit onto a D16a8 engine...and work. Maybe some issues with timing etc ?!?
Q3...best only to think along the lines of " what God gave it at birth" methinks here.....
Only "ZC" style engines would have the capability to be in similar /same timing for our local D16a8. Such as older integras - some Rovers , EG5's in Oz and Japan . But the older CRX D16a8 i believe just dosent work with the newer series engine.
Soem one who knows for sure please....
stoned1974
31-07-2004, 07:21 AM
[acronym:7ae7dd3758="Engine Control Unit"]ECU[/acronym:7ae7dd3758] MAN
I take it a good mechanic will know about the sleeves!!
I presume that it will be cheaper than buying a dizzy from the wreckers ;)
Cheers
Paul
ECU-MAN
31-07-2004, 11:14 AM
[acronym:155a46a3b5="Engine Control Unit"]ECU[/acronym:155a46a3b5] MAN
I take it a good mechanic will know about the sleeves!!
I presume that it will be cheaper than buying a dizzy from the wreckers ;)
Cheers
Paul
A good Mech Shop or Auto electrician should know about them. it will work out cheaper to sleeve it than get one from a wreckers. unless you get a bargain.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 4.2.2 Copyright © 2024 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.