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Will h23 throttle body fit cb plenum?

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    Will h23 throttle body fit cb plenum?

    I know its larger but want to know if bolt pattern is the same. thanks
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    No, it won't. The bolt pattern is different and there are provisions on the H22/H23 throttle body for the FITV and it wouldn't have anything to mate to on the plenum.
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      #3
      The entire H23 plenum (as well as the H22 plenum) will fit on the lower half of an F22A manifold, though. Any F22A with a multi-piece manifold with an IAB system can accept the H22/H23 plenum and throttle body. F22A6 is the one we have in the US like that. Not sure which one it would be in Poland.






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        #4
        Thanks a lot. Have another qestion. If I buy h22 obd2 plenum with throttle body can i easyly use its map sensor and delete control box?

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          #5
          ^An OBD2 plenum and t/b will work. The map mounted t/b can be used aswell, you'll just need to make an adapter harness:
          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...t=79283&page=2

          Do you currently have an IAB manifold or at least the runners like this?:
          http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showpost...3&postcount=16

          Here in the states at least, you can/could delete the black map box if you relocated the orig. map or run the map on the t/b AND have an ecu that doesn't look for egr. The rest of the components in that box are for egr and with the stock ecu you will get a code 12 if you ditch them. Not sure if your CB has egr but something to think about or experiment with.

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            #6
            thanks for great info. Yes I have IAB. I'm deleting egr also. What should I do not to get 12 code? Connect egr wires together to close circuit or put resistor or something like that? Here is my build:http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=196726

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              #7
              ^Didn't realize it was you but I do remember reading your build, love it Good question, I suppose resistors could be utilized but I wouldn't know anything about that. I do know that the accord and prelude ecus look for egr, so if anything egr related is unplugged, you get a code. Civic and integra ecus do not look for egr, when I went w/ a chipped p06 civic ecu, I could finally ditch the black box and my tucked away yet plugged in egr valve!

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