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Old 03-21-2008, 10:41 PM
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1991 honda crx k swap questions

yes i am bout to put a k20 swap in my crx and i was wondering when you do the swap does everything in your car like heater, window defogger, and shit like that still work cause i have been reading a shitload about the k series swap and i was jus seeing that you just plug the motor wiring harness straight into the ecu and that was all that plugged in. i just need some answers
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Re: 1991 honda crx k swap questions

Well yes, the heater could still work..seeing as none of the heater (except the ac control) run through the ecu, so as long as you dont cut power to them they should still work..however you will have to be sure to run coolant hoses to the proper inlet and outlets on the firewall or youll just blow cold air in the winter.
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