92 civic si --- vtec ????

[VTEC_boi]

Originally posted by Pilot
yes Si's have SOHC Vtec and I find it stupid that some used Si's actually go for the same price as SiR...and to stop the confusion just pop your hood and look for the engine code, i bet it says D16Y8 or something like that, a DX is D16Y7 and costs a lot cheaper

D16Y7/8 are 6th Gen. codes. The SOHC VTEC 5th Gen. should say "D16Z6" and the others are D15-whatever.

[gwako]

It does say D16Z6, but the question is that are the vtec's on the SOHC reaaaallllyy weaaakkk or it could be mine is not working, but if it wasn't working shouldn't it give me an check engine (light) code..

[Rice-Rocketeer]

HA HA I knew it.

Thank you, thank you very much.

I'd just hook up a ghetto Vtec light and find out for sure.

[gwako]

Now the question is where is the vtec solenoid located ?

[1995HondaCivic]

Originally posted by VTEC_boi


D16Y7/8 are 6th Gen. codes. The SOHC VTEC 5th Gen. should say "D16Z6" and the others are D15-whatever.

D15B7 to be exact

[pric]

If you VTEC was not engaging you would notice at around 5500 rpm the motor would fall flat on its face you would notice a big drop in power.

How many miles do you have on that motor you may need your valves adjusted.:sun:

[gwako]

Well I got about 100,000 KM on the engine

[CXHatchback]

Originally posted by 1995HondaCivic


D15B7 to be exact

Or D15B8, or D15Z1

[Rice-Rocketeer]

Originally posted by gwako
Now the question is where is the vtec solenoid located ?

It's a little round brass colored thing right next to the distributor.