Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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All text below is from Baz:


Time to write a how-to about my OBD1 conversion.

Please note that this is a description of my conversion, i dont take responsibility of any problems.

Allright lets get started!

Parts i used + costs in EUR:

D16Z6 Intake Manifold E50,-
P06 ECU E80,-
D15B7 distrubutor E60,-
D16Y8 engineloom E50,-
Heated lambda E40,-

OBD2a to OBD1 conversion harness $75,- ex shipping
http://rywire.com/store/obd2a-obd1-conv ... 8b0c0e9923

Distributor conversion harness $35,- ex shipping
http://rywire.com/store/obd2-10pin-obd1 ... 8b0c0e9923

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Shipping $5-$10

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1.
Step is checking al of your parts. Know that your parts are exactly the parts you needed. For an example check your conversion harnass if al the pins are wired to the correct connectors.
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Of course with a nice cup of coffee.

2.
Make sure you label all of the connectors on your engine loom. Doing this will avoid problems during installation. For example my VSS sensor.
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3.
Now its time to work on the engine bay.
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Remove your battery and remove the battery holder in order to get to the engine harnass under it.
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With a socket 10 you can unbolt the grommet holding the rubber.
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5.
Remove your distributor
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6.
Remove the original D14 engine loom. Take the time to find all the connectors and dont rush it.
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The two looms beside each other
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7.
Make sure you block off the original RACV and connect the IACV to your D16Z6 IM. For instructions http://www.dodo-upgrades.nl/obd1swapd14a34.htm


8.
Check if you have a 2-wire IACV or a 3-wire. If 3-wire change it to 2 wire
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9.
Install the D16y7 (EK3) engine loom and make sure you connect the right connectors to the right sensors. Otherwise it can lead to fried ECU..
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10.
Install the D15B7 distributor with the conversion harness and connect it to the engine loom. Set the distributor in the middle.

11.
Connect the engine loom to the conversion harness.

12.
Connect the conversion harness to the P06 ECU.
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13.
Connect the green interior plug to the engine loom.

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14.
Check all connections twice! Make sure they are ok.

15.
Install the batteryholder and the battery

16.
Start the car. And see if everything works ok.

17.
Set the ignition timing.
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Any questions? Please ask!

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what about fuel maps and fuel economy?
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Re: Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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ilya wrote:what about fuel maps and fuel economy?
Cant say, the ECU is tuned with eCtune.
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Re: Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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Point 9 . D16y7 engine harnass (ek3) .
EK3 = D15z6
D16y7= ej6

I did with D16y7 engine harnas (cause i didn't needed vtec) don't know if Baz also did it also with y7 or y8 loom.
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Re: Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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hondaNickx wrote:Point 9 . D16y7 engine harnass (ek3) .
EK3 = D15z6
D16y7= ej6

I did with D16y7 engine harnas (cause i didn't needed vtec) don't know if Baz also did it also with y7 or y8 loom.
:shock: Aih, little mistake over there. It supposed to be a D16y7 loom. Sorry for mixing up those!
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Re: Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

Post by pardizzle21 »

hi there,
i really want to convert my d14z2 from obd2b to obd1 and fit a vtec head!
however i cant find a definate on the parts required(do they differ from Dodos parts for his d14a4??)and its putting me off tbh, as its my daily driver and i cant have it off the road for too long.
would really realy appreciate if someone could tell me yes or no on my parts list.....here goes....

for D14z2
p06 ecu-or is it p28 for vtec?
d16z6 head(with rockers and camshaft) (theres 3 in local scrapyard)
d16z6 IM(already fitted)
Iacv for IM
d15b7 distributor
d16z6 wiring loom
conversion harness for ecu(boomslang?)
?a conversion harness to connect distributor?
aem d16z6 adjustabl cam gear
anything else?

much love :D

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I think a definite parts list is what we all need. There appears to be a few ways to go about the swap, better (simpler) ways than Joris used all those years ago. I would ask baz and hondanick if you wanted to use the method baz used as I think they both did the same thing. Any info you find, please post so we can sort out a final parts list.
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Re: Baz his alternative OBD1 conversion

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mynameisowen wrote:I think a definite parts list is what we all need. There appears to be a few ways to go about the swap, better (simpler) ways than Joris used all those years ago. I would ask baz and hondanick if you wanted to use the method baz used as I think they both did the same thing. Any info you find, please post so we can sort out a final parts list.
Nick and I did for 99% the same thing i believe. This way is in my opinion the easiest way :)
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