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    H22a into Accord FAQ's

    well i was just browsing around looking for as much info on what all i need to swap my obd2 h22a4 into obd1 accord and came accross a good amount of info on honda-acura.net.

    Originally posted by http://www.honda-acura.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-47617.html

    H22 Swap Faq's

    General Swap Info

    Use the accord wiring harness and lengthen/modify the harness to fit the H22.

    ECU Wiring For Obd1 ecu's
    vtec soleniod: Pin A4
    vtec pressure switch: Pin D6
    knock sensor: Pin D3
    Secondary Intake Soleniod: Pin A17

    Use accord axles

    Buy a manual for the year prelude your H22 came from, the year of the ecu you have and the car.
    ex. 97H22 with p13 obd1 ecu into a 94 accord. Get a 97 prelude helms,
    a 93 prelude and a 94 accord helms manual. Goto www.helminc.com to get them

    Air Conditioning
    To keep ac take the bracket off the F22 and put it on the H22 and use the accord compressor

    Power Steering
    Use the prelude pump and bracket

    For 5TH gen Only
    Use 92-96 prelude timing belt side mount, keep in mind that you will have to grind it down to fit, and the rest accord mounts

    Swap pin A6 with pin A11, the accord is unique from other hondas. those 2 wires control
    the o2 sensor heater and egr control soleniod. they are backwards in the accord

    The exhaust must be reduced in length and it is reccomended that you get a cat to match the year
    header you have. (ex. if you have a 94 h22 header get a 94 prelude cat, etc) the 97+
    header is different and the cat isnt the same.

    To keep the Powersteering you must have a custom line made using the lower 1/2 of the accord line and upper 1/2 of the prelude line OR use a 97 prelude line

    For 4TH Gen Only
    Use all accord mounts
    The exhaust bolts up to 93-96 Prelude header
    No pin swaping is required
    No changes need to be made for the power steering hose

    obd2 engine in a obd1 car
    ex. 97+ H22a4 into 90-95 accord
    You must get an obd1 ecu, obd1 injectors and obd1 distributor.

    obd1 engine into obd2 car (5 Spd Only)
    ex. 93 H22a into 97 accord
    Get your favorite obd2-obd1 conversion harness, skunk2, hondata, etc
    Move the crank angle sensor wires from the crankpully/timing belt area to the distributor.
    Repin the distributor connector using the obd1 plug that should have come on the engine, put
    the 2 wires you just moved into the 2 left over pins on the plug.

    Internal/External Coil Issues
    If your car came equiped with an internal coil then the jdm h22 distributor will plug right
    in no problem. However, if your car had external coil then you will have to modify one plug.
    The plug you will need to modify is the plug that went to the stock coil. There are is a yellow
    and a yellow/black wire, splice those 2 wire together. The green wire is useless, dont worry
    about it

    What Cap To Use
    For JDM internal coil use 00 civic SI or 90-93 accord ex cap and rotor
    For USDM internal coil.... DUHH!!! use 93-95 prelude vtec cap

    MSD Install
    For External Coil equiped cars
    Cut the Plug that went to the stock coil off, splice the yellow and yellow/black
    wires together, and you will also need to hookup the small red wire from the MSD
    to these 2 wires.

    The green wire is the trigger, connect it to the White wire on the MSD box or
    the negative side of the coil if you are only adding a coil

    For Internal Coil cars
    You will need the MSD conversion distributor cap.
    Take the coil out of the distributor. Run the 2 wires that orignally connected
    to the coil out through the hole in the cap, rember which one is negitive and positive.
    Connect the positive to the small red wire and the negitive to the white wire.


    ApexI VAFC Settings
    These settings are different for each car, use these as a baseline and get your car on a dyno

    -2 from 0-4800 wide throttle
    -5 from 4300-8000 wide throttle
    vtec low<>high 4800
    Vtec high<>low 4600
    Throttle point low 10 high 50

    1/4 Mile times for your Hybrid
    It really depends on how well you can drive and the condition of your engine. We have seen
    anywhere from mid-low 14's to 16's in accords with H22 swaps.



    6TH GEN TECH
    There isnt much info on 6TH gen swaps. Aperantly the timing belt side mount is an issue as
    well as the immobilizer



    Transmision Codes
    thanks to V4lu3s

    m2a4...jdm prelude tranny non-lsd
    m2b4...jdm lsd h22a tranny
    m2s4...usdm h23a1 tranny/possibly also JDM f22b tranny as well
    m2f4...usdm h22a1 tranny
    m2ya...usdm h22a4 tranny
    m2u4...usdm type sh tranny
    Last edited by lowoctane; 09-07-2005, 04:02 AM.

    ^sold

    #2
    very good info thx.
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      #3
      noob bump for infromation

      ^sold

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        #4
        this has already been posted under Swap FAQ's or something in the sticky at the top of this forum


        - 1993 Accord LX - White sedan (sold)
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        - 1991 Accord EX - White sedan (sold)
        - 1990 Accord EX - Grey sedan (sold)
        - 1993 Accord EX - White sedan (sold)
        - 1992 Accord EX - White coupe (sold)
        - 1993 Accord EX - Grey coupe (stolen)
        - 1993 Accord SE - Gold coupe (sold)
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