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Old 01-24-2006, 01:06 PM
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b16 wiring question

i know you probably see this question all the time.. but if i dont want to buy the wiring harness for $250 from hasport can anyone give me exact wiring instructions for a b16a1 into a 89 crx dx.. i understand theres a dual point fuel injection problem on the dx but two years ago there was a zc swapped into it so would that eliminate that problem?
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Re: b16 wiring question

i have a writeup on my comp, what is your email. its a large file so i hope you are not on 56k :P
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