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Old 08-18-2005, 08:32 PM
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Exclamation A20a Swap

I Just Got my first honda, it's a 1989 accord with a A20a1 carb and manual trans. The block is warped on the engine and keeps blowing head gaskets, soooo i thought i might swap in a later model engine and ECU. say a F22a1, but im not sure what the complications might be, will the F22 bolt up to my trans, is there anything specific to watch out for?

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Re: A20a Swap

Your going to have to wire the car for PGM-FI with a fuel injected engine, I'm not sure about older accords, but I think a F22a1 would be possible. But if it is, why not step up to a H22a, or something else? Also, your trans will not bolt up to a F22a1, nor will it bolt up to any other newer engines.
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