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- Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:29 am #160332 ALrite, so I'm throwing in a B18c5 and am finally getting rid of the stock d15b7. i was just wondering if it is able to put my d motor in a 93 accord ex. the main concern is I have a civic lx, 5 speed, and the ex accord is a auto trans. is there anything i will maybe need to perform this swap or can i just throw it in a get a few bucks for it?

- Mon Dec 07, 2009 4:02 am #160337 iv never heard of this done but youll have to make mounts on the motor side figure out the wireing and use the b7's ecu. then as far as the tranny goes to keep it auto youll have to make an adapter plate to mate the tranny to the motor. also youll need an automatic d series flywheel and see if the converter bolts to the d series flywheel. im going to guess and say it wont. then go about figureing out fuel and heater hoses and radiator hoses. aweful lot of work and guessing imo but good luck

"remember rule number one" "rubber side down"

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- Sat Jan 23, 2010 12:44 am #170462 i figured i needed an adapter plate and flywheel. i just tossed the project out and put the money towards my first k motor. thanks for the help though

'92 Civic LX- B18C5 finally put in
'93 Civic VX- Built B20...now a k20
'91 Civic Si- Has the B20 now

- Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:17 am #170535

"remember rule number one" "rubber side down"

http://civic-eg.com/viewtopic.php?t=12122

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- Sat Jan 23, 2010 4:07 pm #170564

i figured i needed an adapter plate and flywheel. i just tossed the project out and put the money towards my first k motor. thanks for the help though

Good call, the D15b7 would be gutless beyond compare trying to pull an Accord. Especally with an Automatic.

I would have recommend picking up a F22 out of the junkyard, Locally they are 85 bucks for a Inline 4 Engine.

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