Just bought another car for my b-series swap, and it has to be without powersteering anyway, because there's not enough room in the engine bay following the swap. 88 integra
I think for the purposes of the exercise, I'll stick with the cable box i have. When it comes time to upgrade the motor/gearbox combination, i'll consider switching...
Grinder + bolt. make your own key, or at least something you can hammer into the lock nut. it'll ruin the lock nut, but if its in tight, you should be able to get it out without too much trouble
So how does that relate to the picture above? I'll probably look to upgrade to a hydro box eventually, but I'd like to get it working with the cable box first. that being the case, i'll likely need...
from what i understand, the hydraulic component of the "hydro gearbox" is internal. It still requires a cable based mechanism to link the pedal to the box?
I have the same issue with a b16a into da3 swap. I will be pulling out some clutch cables over the weekend to determine which one is the longest, and what is compatible. so far, i can advise that a...
it was all in the MAP sensor. so now make that 4 wires that were out of place in my whole loom. Pins 2 and 3 were swapped, so obviously there was an incorrect air flow reading.
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Im running a jdm PR3 ecu to a b16a2, with a retro fitted harness... What octane fuel do jdm ecu's require? Could this be an issue, or would it just run crap...?
fuel pump is a brand new walbro, fuel pressure remains within specs during the short period of idle (at ign its at 35psi, during the idle, jumps up to above 41psi).
so my b16a swap is turning over, but is idling rough, for a few seconds, then dies. if i open up the throttle, it'll die quicker. fuel pressure is within specs