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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 2006

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Transmission in honda civic dx swap

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racin44@hotmail.com - 29 Aug 2006 05:55 GMT
I need some help.  I bought an engine from a junk yard and it ended up
being a 1986  D16A1 .  I have a 1990 honda civic dx hatchback that I
would like to put that D16A1 into but I understand that it may take
custom engine mounts. I also understand that I will need a custom
clutch.   Will my transmission bolt up to that engine atleast?
Someone please tell me what it takes.  HELP !
jim beam - 29 Aug 2006 14:00 GMT
> I need some help.  I bought an engine from a junk yard and it ended up
> being a 1986  D16A1 .  I have a 1990 honda civic dx hatchback that I
> would like to put that D16A1 into but I understand that it may take
> custom engine mounts. I also understand that I will need a custom
> clutch.   Will my transmission bolt up to that engine atleast?
> Someone please tell me what it takes.  HELP !

take that motor back to the junk yard and get the correct one - that one
will not be smog legal.  you can only use an engine of the same series
as original [d15b2] or later, /not/ earlier.  if you want a d16, you
need d16a6 or later.
 
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