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  1. #25
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    that's pretty much it
    but from the stuff u got there

    u need a gearbox
    shift linkages.

    gear box is not stuck to the back of the block it's
    attached next to the box
    if u look @ the engine from fromt on
    it'll be on your left side.
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  2. #26
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    thanks for clearing that up hrmmz would you happen to know how much gearbox , shift linkage are?? ohh by the way it isnt a half cut it comes in a package but yeah..

    hrmmz ive been researching alot and done a fair but of prep' work and found this workshop manual u properly know of it .. that honda.co.uk

    it didnt have 92" civic but there is one for the 95-97 civics on how to remove the engine .. is it the same with my engine

    also if u got heaps of exp with gl > vtir conversion just wandering if you are from melbourne i can pay u to come help me out when i get started and wandering how long would my car be off the road if its like start to finish how much man hr would be needed to finish it

  3. #27
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    sorry mate i aint in MELB
    ofcourse i can help ya over the net / msn etc

    pm me if u want my contacts.

    anywayz. the b16a removed from the 95-97 EK model will fit your car
    but you'll need EG6/DC2 B serise engine mounts for starters
    you might need a OBD1 -> OBD2 converter.
    as yours is a carby you'll have to use the EK firwall wiring and use the converter.
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  4. #28
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    hey are all engine mounts in d series and b series the same danny?

    i thought the ecu from a ek4 was a p28? plus where would you find a obd2 converter is it a program or is it like another ecu?

  5. #29
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    nah the D serise and B serise mounts are different.
    only the front right side is the same. ( botls on the gearbox.)
    EK4 can have a P28 or a P30 ECU but most JDM ECU's are P30's ( Rare as and $$$ too)
    ODB2 to OBD1 coverter is a little plug converter. it's a hardware not a software.
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  6. #30
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    hrmmz so with the mounts i got to get how many more ?

    btw when u were doing the conversion .. what else did u needed (tool wise) besides the obvious.. like socket set , driver set , jack /stands , engine hoise ..? anything other then that?

  7. #31
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    that is pretty much it

    there are 3 main mounts and 2 supp mounts.

    2 supp mounts are

    a/c and gearbox mounts.

    3 are located on the side of the block and @ the rea of the block.
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  8. #32
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    soo danny .. which one of my eg4's mounts of them 5 can be use

  9. #33
    Quote Originally Posted by huynh12345
    soo danny .. which one of my eg4's mounts of them 5 can be use
    only the drivers side gearbox mount. Rest need to be B series to suit your engine bay...

  10. #34
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    ohhh okay =D wells ill msg u guys when i get started

  11. #35
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    let us know
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