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    this weekend ive been helping my friend swap his 96 civic ex from a b16a::00 si motor:: to a b18c :94 integra gsr: There is a problem we have hit with the ecu and the engine block.
    Being that the gsr block does not have any holes to mount the crank position sensor since its a 94 block it was obd1 and he is running a obd2 ecu ... so im wondering if anyone has any insight into what needs to be done or if maybe the engine will run without the sensor installed any input would be great..

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    The easiest way to fix this is to use the oil pump from the 00 si motor or get a new oem pump for a 96+ b series. The crank sensor mounts to the pump not the block so it does not matter what block you have. You could also run a obd1 dizzy and repin the car harness but that is a lot more work and makes it harder to change anything in the future. Later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Main Stream
    The easiest way to fix this is to use the oil pump from the 00 si motor or get a new oem pump for a 96+ b series. The crank sensor mounts to the pump not the block so it does not matter what block you have. You could also run a obd1 dizzy and repin the car harness but that is a lot more work and makes it harder to change anything in the future. Later.
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    thank for the help i swapped all that over but the engine is still shop bound.... whoever my friend got his info from at this shop was wrong about all the connecting rod bearings if you tourqe 1 and 4 to spec the engine gets kinda tight if you tourqe down 2 and 3 the engine wont turn at all soo i said fuck it im done wit it.. kinda sad i wanted to do this all without a shops help

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ruststang
    thank for the help i swapped all that over but the engine is still shop bound.... whoever my friend got his info from at this shop was wrong about all the connecting rod bearings if you tourqe 1 and 4 to spec the engine gets kinda tight if you tourqe down 2 and 3 the engine wont turn at all soo i said fuck it im done wit it.. kinda sad i wanted to do this all without a shops help
    what pistons were you using>?

    i ran into a similar issue with a friend of mines car. With topline pistons i tqed to spec all the rod caps an the motor just wouldnt turn over without three people jumping on a breaker bar. Come to find out the wrist pins were machined wrong from topline. that sucked
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