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Re: I have 1 pm9 m/t ecu and 2 pm5 a/t ecu's and a d15b2 w/ a m/t.
The part identifier numbers are always in the same places, regardless of what engine in a series you're looking at.
If it's a JDM engine, there is no number after the letter, so D15B will show just that on the block tag.
You can visually check for a D15B crank b/c it has 1.5 main journals and 1.6 sized rod journals. The D15B is Vtec, so check for the presence of a Vtec solenoid.
I'm pretty sure that NO JDM engine came with DPFI on it, so if it's in there, it's hacked together.
Are you looking at a CRX DX with DPFI and a D15B in it? Cuz I know someone that has one, and is selling it. They bought a D15B as a replacement engine, and put it in using the OEM configuration, just to get the car running.
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