• Integra FAQ Thread: Reformatted and Generally Spiffed Up.. READ IT! - Honda-Acura.net

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 04:49 PM

I'm serious.. read and use it.

Since the original FAQ was turning into a jumble of tables and stats, I've stripped it down and completely overhauled it. It is now more readable and much more intellgently organized IMO.

MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS:
* You can now scroll down to the index and click the link to get the info you want.

* Also, there is a very detailed list of threads regarding basic modifications. This index has been created to eliminate the common reposted topics about intakes and exhaust and all the other simple stuff.

So use this thread as your resource to find the basic info.

CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOMED!
To preserve order, this thread will remain locked.

If you have a contribution, PM me or Provocateur and we'll glady consider it.
Also, if anyone spots a glitch in the data, please let us know.
All submitted corrections & contributions will be credited to their authors.

New Members / Readers: A very important note:
The RSX is not included in this FAQ, nor will it ever be.
See the RSX & 02+ Civic Si Forum for questions related to the RSX platform.

-TheOtherDave™

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**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 05:14 PM

By no means is this completed... but it's a much better solution than the mierda we had before.

NOTE: " º "denotes an off-site link.

* INDEX:

Spec Sheets:
* Generation III Spec Sheet: [1994-2001]
* Generation II Spec Sheet: [1990-1993]
* Generation I Spec Sheet: [1986-1989]

Diagnostics / ECU:
* HOW TO: Retrieve "Check Engine" Codes
* OBD1 & OBD2 ECU Fault Code Charts, Gen 3 ABS DTC Code Chart
* HOW TO: Turn off a Flashing Maintenance Required light
* HOW TO: Correct Surging / Erratic Idle Speed
* OBD1, OBD2a, and OBD2b ECU Pinout Charts

Buyer's Guide:
* HOW TO: Decode Integra VIN Numbers: 3rd Generation [1994-2001]
* Which one should I buy... an LS or a GSR? A Reasonably Decent Guide

Miscellaneous Stuff:
* Generation III Integra Paint Codes [1994-2001]
* NGK Spark Plug Part #'s Explained
* Integra OEM Spring Rates [All Generations]
* Honda Part #s / Description for OEM Insulators, Adhesives, Fluids, Etc.
* HAN N&R: Integra & RSX Biography
* A rare slice of Off-Topic discussion visits the Integra Forum

Aftermarket Tech:
* CARB Exemption Order Database Query: Verify your parts are CA smog legal

Suspension / Chassis:
* The Fundamental Basics of Lowering an Integra
* Integra Type R Rear Swaybar Installation & Subframe Reinforcement º
* Matching your aftermarket shocks/ struts to your lowering spring

Intake / Exhaust:
* Using a Cold-Air Intake is not without risk...
* The Best Exhaust solution for a daily-driven Integra (IMO)
* What to do when you can't find an exhaust system for your car
* What you should NEVER do when building / choosing an exhaust for your car
* Another discussion on canister-style exhausts (Apex'i N1, Tanabe Hyper Medalion, etc.)
* HOW TO: Select a California Smog Legal Aftermarket Catalytic Converter

Naturally-Asprirated Performance:
* The LS-VTEC Head Debate
* The Proper Way to build an LS-VTEC: It's more than just the head
* VIDEO: How VTEC works º
* How camshaft profile impacts engine perfomance
* Aftermarket cam options for B18B1, B18C1, B18C5

Transmission / Drivetrain:
* Automatic Transmissions: Performance Rebuild Solutions
* The Basics of an Automatic-to-Manual Transmission Swap
* DIY Axle Boot Replacement

Nitrous Oxide:

Turbo / Supercharging:
* Turbo or Supercharger?... A reasonably open debate.
* Centrifugal & Positive Displacement Superchargers for the DC Integra
* A Jackson Racing SuperCharger buyer speaks. º
* An (atypical) turbocharged DC2
* Turbocharging & Auto-X: Issues to consider before buying

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 05:49 PM

Gen III [1994-2001]
First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation:
DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN III RS,LS,GS,SE MODELS:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:
RS,LS,RS,GS,SE: 4spd Automatic:

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RS, LS, GS, SE: 5spd manual

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TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS:
4-speed automatic:

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RS, LS, GS, SE 5-speed Manual:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN III GS-R MODEL:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS:
GS-R 5-speed manual:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN III 1997-2001 INTEGRA TYPE R:
ENGINE:

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TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS
Integra Type R: Close ratio 5-speed manual:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:04 PM

Gen II [1990 - 1993]
First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation:

DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1990-91 RS,LS,GS COUPE
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1992-93 RS, LS, GS COUPE:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1992-1993 GS-R COUPE ONLY:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS:
RS, LS, GS 4-speed Automatic:

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RS, LS, GS 5-speed Manual:

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GS-R 5-speed Manual:

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EDIT CREDITS:
Thanks to LT6916 for catching the missing model year of the G2 GSR.
Also, thanks to carta79 for the MT 1/4 mile ET.
And to Kai for catching a discrepancy in the torque reading.

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:15 PM

Gen I [1985 - 1989]
First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation:

DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT:

Spoiler for Details:

BODY/CHASSIS:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN I 1986-87 RS,LS:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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• SPECIFIC TO GEN I 1988-89 RS, LS:
ENGINE:

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BODY/CHASSIS:

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PERFORMANCE:

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TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS:
4-speed Automatic (85-87):

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4-speed Automatic (88-89):

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5-speed Manual (86-87):

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5-speed Manual(88-89):

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**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:33 PM

HOW TO RETRIEVE "CHECK ENGINE" [CEL] CODES

If your CEL has illuminated, it is far more helpful to know WHY it has lit up instead of just guessing at the problem.

How do you find out what the error is?
Well you will need a short piece of wire or a paperclip.

On the passenger side of your car, under the dash beneath the glove box, you will find a green cover above the kickpanel that houses a blue connector that has two wires.

Spoiler for Pics:

PART ONE: RETRIEVING THE CODE(S):
1. Turn the ignition off and use the piece of wire or paperclip to jump the blue connector, so that you connect the two wires together.
Stick one end of the paperclip or piece of wire into one prong on the connector and stick the other end of the paperclip or wire into the other prong.

2)Turn the key to the IGN position and watch your CEL light.
It will illuminate in a series of flashes.

3) Record the CEL lamp flash pattern.
You will notice that there will be LONG flashes and SHORT flashes.
All of the ECU trouble codes are two-digits.

PART TWO: DECODING THE FLASH PATTERN:
LONG flashes determine the TENS digit by the number of times it flashes.
SHORT flashes determine the ONES digit by the number of times it flashes.

As an example:
LONG-LONG-LONG
followed immediately by
SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-PAUSE
is the trouble code: 34

If the ECU has logged only one code, then the pattern of flashes will simply repeat until you remove the key.

If more than one ECU error code has logged, then you will see a different series of flashes followed by the long pause.

Once all the ECU codes have been displayed, they will continuously cycle until you remove the key.

As an example:
LONG-LONG
followed immediately by
SHORT-PAUSE
followed by
LONG-LONG-LONG-LONG
followed immediately by
SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-PAUSE
indicates the trouble codes: 21 and 43

Once you have determined the codes, you can simply remove the paperclip or wire from the connector and replace it back in the green housing.

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:36 PM

OBD-1 CODE CHART:
These codes are for OBD-1 ECU-equipped Integras ONLY (1990-1995 inclusive)

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OBD-2 CODE CHART:
These codes are for OBD-2 ECU-equipped Integras ONLY (1996-2001)

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An important note about the language used for code descriptions:

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GENERATION III ABS DTC CODE CHART:

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**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:44 PM

As heavily modified 3rd Gen Integras start hitting the used car market, it's best to get the straight story on what the car started out as.

With body modifications and motor swaps galore, a shady seller could claim to be selling an "ultra-rare left-hand JDM iTR sedan" at a premium price, when in fact it's just an average USDM car with a lot of work done.

So.. the well-educated buyer ought to use this guide to cut through potential BS spewed by a "motivated seller".

Example VIN : JH4DB7551WS000001

Spoiler for Instructions:

Thus decoded, JH4DB7551WS000001 translates into a 1998 Integra LS Sedan with a 5-speed manual transmission.

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-06-05, 06:53 PM

Schwa has graciously contributed this color chart to give people a better understanding of the actual color value for the majority of paint codes listed above. The chart is organized by model year for the third-gen Integra model line, showing what colors were available in any given year.

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Spoiler for Code Chart Text (Org'd by Letter):

**TheOtherDave™** · 03-07-05, 08:26 PM

This list will grow as time goes on.

So keep checking back.
Suggestions and Contributions are definitely welcomed.

• Omnipower Front Camber Kit Install
NOTE: It's a DIY on '95 Civic, but applies to 3rd Gen (DC/DB) Integra as well.
Contributed by LT6916.

• ITR Swaybar & BSQ Subframe Reinforcement Kit Install
NOTES: Install is on a 1999 Integra GS sedan (DB7), but it applies to all 3rd Gen (DC/DB) Integra models as well.
Contributed by WiLL.

• The Absolutely Enormous "Online Resources" Thread
Compiled by westcoaststyle.

• NTPOG Oil Filter Review
Written by Gerhard Bartsch & Todd Marcucci of the North Texas Prelude Owner's Group

• Vehicle Speed Sensor Inspection, Repair & Replacement HOW-TO
C. 2005 Techauto
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Integra Thread Archives:

• "Best turbo setup for B18B? (LS motor]"
Discusses turbo sizing and compressor maps.
Includes discussion of the Garrett GT28RS aka ''Disco Potato" turbo.

• HID Retrofit on 94-01 Integra
One of many examples of High-Intensity Discharge light upgrades on a DC2 Integra. This particular example uses projectors from an S2000.. something to peruse for the sake of general information on the topic...

• The Exhaust Thread
This thread sums things up beautifully. Not to sound preachy, but we all need to be responsible enthusiasts and be considerate of others when choosing parts that have an immediate impact on noise pollution.

• How to deal with an SRS Indicator Light:
This thread contains off-site links with info on retrieving and diagnosing Supplemental Restraint System (aka airbag) malfunction codes. Apparently the same procedures that are used for the DC/DB Integra also apply to the 5th & 6th Gen Accord and the 99-03[?] CL coupe.

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Download Links:

• 1994 Integra [DC/DB] Factory Service Manual in PDF Format (dead link for the time being)

LT · 04-05-05, 07:08 PM

So simple, that us long-time owners have forgotten about it. But for the Integra n00bs who see this flashing, don't fret. It's easy as 1-2-3 to shuts it off.

What is it?
It's a dummy light designed to go off after certain mileage intervals for "service." This service is an oil change. It's blinking in your face for 10 seconds after starting your car.

How do I turn it off?
Like resetting a circuit breaker in your house:
-Turn the ignition key to "ON," the position before you turn to crank the motor - do not start the car
-Under the panel above your right leg, there is a small box attached to the inside of this panel.
-Reach under and feel for a small, square button.
-Push and hold this button.
-On the gauge cluster, the "MAINT REQ'D" light will illuminate then turn off.
-Release the button, turn the key to the "OFF" position, then start her up. Viola! No more idiot light!

Can I prevent it from coming on again?
You sure can. That same box with the reset button has a harness connected to the top of it. If you pull this harness, the light will not come on anymore.

**TheOtherDave™** · 09-11-05, 07:58 PM

As originally posted by JimBlake:

Surging Idle

Quote:

There's tons of postings about "MY IDLE GOES UP & DOWN! WHAT DO I DO?" It's tempting to yell & scream & tell people to search, but hopefully this will be more useful than flaming...

Here's what to check:

Look for (& fix) vacuum leaks. They can be anywhere...

Get ALL the air out of the cooling system. Some years have a bleeder screw near the upper radiator hose. You also have to squeeze the hoses & work the air over to the radiator cap. Air likes to hang out in the heater core too, so have the temperature slider set to full-hot when you do anything.

Idle Air Control Valve (IACV) is bolted on the back of the intake manifold. Clean it out with throttlebody cleaner.

Fast-Idle Thermo-Valve (FITV) is mounted under the throttlebody (up thru '95). If your car has it, clean it out too. Sometimes it's guts get loose, so you can drain some coolant & open up the cover. Tighten & put it all back. (Beginning in '96 the FITV's job was built into the IACV.)

After everything else is fixed, set the base idle speed like this.
- Warm up the engine & turn off ALL accessory loads.
- Unplug the elecrical plug from the IACV, hold the revs up so it doesn't stall. Gently let it drop to idle.
- Adjust the idle screw (above the TB bore) to get 480 rpm.
- Turn off the engine, plug in the IACV, pull the ECU fuse or battery cables to reset the ECU.
- Start the engine & let it idle for several minutes without touching the throttle.

LT · 09-26-05, 02:19 AM

Spring Rates
Stock:
(G3 excl. ITR)
F 212 lbs/in linear
R 117 lbs/in linear

(G3 ITR)
F 246 lbs/in linear
R 140-246 lbs/in progressive

(G2 All)
F 263 lbs/in linear
R 143 lbs/in linear

(G1 All)
F cannot find, assume similar to G2's
R 150-190 lbs/in progressive

Provocateur · 11-02-06, 07:30 PM

These pinouts show precisely the location, color, and function of engine harness wires.

OBD1: 1992-1995

Spoiler for OBD1 ECU pinouts:

OBD2a: 1996-1999

Spoiler for OBD2a ECU pinouts:

OBD2b: 2000-2001*

Spoiler for OBD2b ECU pinouts:

* OBD2b starts in 2000 on the Integra and 1999 on the Civic. OBD2b is a small case ECU.

03-06-05, 05:14 PM	#2
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	Integra FAQ: Table Of Contents By no means is this completed... but it's a much better solution than the mierda we had before. NOTE: " º "denotes an off-site link. * INDEX: Spec Sheets: * Generation III Spec Sheet: [1994-2001] * Generation II Spec Sheet: [1990-1993] * Generation I Spec Sheet: [1986-1989] Diagnostics / ECU: * HOW TO: Retrieve "Check Engine" Codes * OBD1 & OBD2 ECU Fault Code Charts, Gen 3 ABS DTC Code Chart * HOW TO: Turn off a Flashing Maintenance Required light * HOW TO: Correct Surging / Erratic Idle Speed * OBD1, OBD2a, and OBD2b ECU Pinout Charts Buyer's Guide: * HOW TO: Decode Integra VIN Numbers: 3rd Generation [1994-2001] * Which one should I buy... an LS or a GSR? A Reasonably Decent Guide Miscellaneous Stuff: * Generation III Integra Paint Codes [1994-2001] * NGK Spark Plug Part #'s Explained * Integra OEM Spring Rates [All Generations] * Honda Part #s / Description for OEM Insulators, Adhesives, Fluids, Etc. * HAN N&R: Integra & RSX Biography * A rare slice of Off-Topic discussion visits the Integra Forum Aftermarket Tech: * CARB Exemption Order Database Query: Verify your parts are CA smog legal Suspension / Chassis: * The Fundamental Basics of Lowering an Integra * Integra Type R Rear Swaybar Installation & Subframe Reinforcement º * Matching your aftermarket shocks/ struts to your lowering spring Intake / Exhaust: * Using a Cold-Air Intake is not without risk... * The Best Exhaust solution for a daily-driven Integra (IMO) * What to do when you can't find an exhaust system for your car * What you should NEVER do when building / choosing an exhaust for your car * Another discussion on canister-style exhausts (Apex'i N1, Tanabe Hyper Medalion, etc.) * HOW TO: Select a California Smog Legal Aftermarket Catalytic Converter Naturally-Asprirated Performance: * The LS-VTEC Head Debate * The Proper Way to build an LS-VTEC: It's more than just the head * VIDEO: How VTEC works º * How camshaft profile impacts engine perfomance * Aftermarket cam options for B18B1, B18C1, B18C5 Transmission / Drivetrain: * Automatic Transmissions: Performance Rebuild Solutions * The Basics of an Automatic-to-Manual Transmission Swap * DIY Axle Boot Replacement Nitrous Oxide: Turbo / Supercharging: * Turbo or Supercharger?... A reasonably open debate. * Centrifugal & Positive Displacement Superchargers for the DC Integra * A Jackson Racing SuperCharger buyer speaks. º * An (atypical) turbocharged DC2 * Turbocharging & Auto-X: Issues to consider before buying Last edited by Provocateur; 09-18-07 at 01:46 AM.

03-06-05, 05:49 PM	#3
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	Gen III [1994 - 2001] Spec Sheet: Gen III [1994-2001] First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation: DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT: Spoiler for Details: Powertrain: Transverse front engine, front wheel drive (FF) with equal length halfshafts to reduce torque steer Engine Block: Aluminum alloy with cast-iron cylinder liners Cylinder head: Aluminum Alloy Emission control: 3-way catalytic converter Tune-up Interval: 100000 miles, 160900 km BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Front Brakes: ventilated, 10.3 in. disc type Rear Brakes: solid, 9.4in. disc type Steering: Rotary-valve, variable power-assisted rack-and-pinion Weight Distribution(f/r): 64/36 Stopping distance (60-0mph): 143ft. ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN III RS,LS,GS,SE MODELS: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine code: B18B1 Engine type: 1.8l, 4 cylinder, 16 valve, DOHC. Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts Horsepower (hp), SAE net: 142@ 6300RPM Torque (lbs-ft), SAE net: 124 @ 5200RPM Redline: 6800 RPM Bore X Stroke: 81mm x 89mm (3.19 in x 3.50 in) Displacement: 1834cc (112 cu in) Compression Ratio: 9.2:1 Induction System: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) Ignition System: Electronic ignition BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Coupe: Front Stabilizer Bar: 22mm Rear Stabilizer Bar: 13mm Wheels: 5.5jj x 14, steel or 6.0jj x 15, cast aluminum alloy Tires: Yokohama P195/60 R14 or Michelin XGT V4 P195/55 R15 Turning Circle: 34.8 ft. *Sedan same as coupe except:* Rear Stabilizer Bar: 14mm Turning Circle: 35.4ft PERFORMANCE: RS,LS,RS,GS,SE: 4spd Automatic: Spoiler for Details: Accelleration (0-60 mph)(0-96 kph): 8.5sec. 1/4mile run: 16.8 sec Skidpad 0.76g Slalom (100ft) 57.5mph Fuel Economy (city/highway): 24/30 mpg RS, LS, GS, SE: 5spd manual Spoiler for Details: Acceleration (0-60 mph)(0-96 kph): 7.6sec. 1/4mile run: 16.1 sec Skidpad 0.76g Slalom (100ft) 58.9mph Fuel Economy (city/highway): 25/30 mpg TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS: 4-speed automatic: Spoiler for Details: 1st 2.722 2nd 1.468 3rd 0.975 4th 0.638 Final drive 4.357 Reverse 1.954 RS, LS, GS, SE 5-speed Manual: Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.230 2nd 1.900 3rd 1.269 4th 0.966 5th 0.714 Final drive 4.266 Reverse 3.000 ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN III GS-R MODEL: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine Code: B18c1 Engine type: 1.8l, 4 cylinder, 16 valve, DOHC with Variable Valve Timing and Lift with Electronic Control system (VTEC) Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts with VTEC Horsepower (hp) SAE, net: 170 @7600 RPM Torque (lbs-ft) SAE, net: 128@6200 RPM Redline: 8100RPM Bore X Stroke: 81mm x 87.2mm (3.19 in x 3.43 in) Displacement: 1797cc (110 cu in) Compression Ratio: 10.0:1 Induction System: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) with dual-stage intake manifold Ignition System: Electronic ignition with knock sensor BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Front Stabilizer Bar: 24mm Rear Stabilizer Bar: 14mm Wheels: 6.0jj x 15, cast aluminum alloy Tires: Michelin XGT V4 P195/55R15 Turning circle: 34.8 ft (coupe) 35.4ft (sedan) PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Acceleration 0-60mph (0-96kph): 7.2 sec 1/4 mile run: 15.5 sec Skidpad 0.80g Slalom (100ft): 62.8mph Fuel economy (City/Highway) 25/31 mpg TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS: GS-R 5-speed manual: Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.230 2nd 1.900 3rd 1.360 4th 1.034 5th 0.787 Final drive 4.400 Reverse 3.000 ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN III 1997-2001 INTEGRA TYPE R: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine Code: B18c5 Engine type: 1.8l, 4 cylinder, 16 valve, DOHC with Variable Valve Timing and Lift with Electronic Control system (VTEC) Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts with VTEC Horsepower (hp) SAE, net: 195 @8000 RPM Torque (lbs-ft) SAE, net: 130@7000 RPM Redline: 8400RPM Bore X Stroke: 81mm x 87.2mm (3.19 in x 3.43 in) Displacement: 1797cc (110 cu in) Compression Ratio: 10.6:1 Induction System: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) with single-port intake manifold Ignition System: Electronic ignition with knock sensor TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS Integra Type R: Close ratio 5-speed manual: Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.230 2nd 2.105 3rd 1.458 4th 1.107 5th 0.848 Final drive 4.400 Reverse 3.000 BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Front Stabilizer Bar: 24mm Rear Stabilizer Bar: 22mm Front Brakes: Ventilated, 11.1 in disc type Rear Brakes: Solid, 10.2in. disc type Wheels: 6.0jj x 15, cast aluminum alloy - 5-bolt Tires: Bridgestone Potenza RE010 P195/55 R15 Turning circle: 34.8 ft Weight Distribution (f/r): 62/38 PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Acceleration 0-60mph (0-96kph): 6.5 sec 1/4 mile run: 14.7 sec Skidpad 0.91g Slalom (100ft): 67.6mph Fuel economy (City/Highway) 25/30 mpg --- __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 10-29-06 at 03:29 PM. Reason: Reformatted for Improved Readability / Utility

03-06-05, 06:04 PM	#4
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	Gen II [1990 - 1993] Spec Sheet: Gen II [1990 - 1993] First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation: DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT: Spoiler for Details: Powertrain: Transverse front engine, front wheel drive (FF) Induction system: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) Engine Block: Aluminum alloy with cast-iron cylinder liners Cylinder head: Aluminum Alloy Emission control: 3-way catalytic converter Tune-up Interval: 100000 miles, 160900 km BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Body Type: Unit Body Front/Rear shock absorbers: Gas-pressurized Front stabilizer bar: 23mm Front Brakes: ventilated, 10.3 in. disc type Rear Brakes: solid, 9.4in. disc type Tires: Michelin XGT V4P 195/60R14 Steering: Rotary-valve, variable power-assisted rack-and-pinion ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1990-91 RS,LS,GS COUPE ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine code: B18A1 valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts Horsepower (hp), SAE net: 130@ 6000RPM Torque (lbs-ft), SAE net: 126 @ 5000RPM Redline: 6500 RPM Bore X Stroke: 81mm x 89mm (3.19 in x 3.50 in) Displacement: 1834cc (112 cu in) Compression Ratio: 9.2:1 Ignition System: Electronic ignition BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Rear Stabilizer Bar: 14.7mm Wheels: 5.5jj x 14, steel or cast aluminum alloy Turning Circle: 33.3 ft. Weight Distribution (f/r): 62/38 PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Acceleration (0-60 mph)(0-96 kph): 8.7sec. 1/4mile run: 16.9 sec (AT); 16.3 sec (MT) Fuel Economy (city/highway): 23/29 mpg ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1992-93 RS, LS, GS COUPE: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine code: B18A1 Engine Type: 1.8L, 4 Cylinder 16 valve, DOHC Horsepower (hp), SAE net: 140 @ 6300 RPM Torque (lb-ft), SAE net: 126 @ 5000 RPM Bore X stroke: 81mm x 89mm (3.19 in x 3.50in) Displacement: 1834cc (112 Cu In) Compression Ratio: 9.2:1 Ignition System: Electronic ignition BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Rear stabilizer bar: 15.9mm Wheels: 5.5jj x 14, steel or cast aluminum alloy Turning Circle: 33.8ft Weight Distribution (f/r): 62/38 PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Accelleration (0-60mph) (0-96kph): 7.8sec 1/4 mile run: 16.3 sec (MT) Fuel Economy (City/Highway): 25/31 mpg ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN II 1992-1993 GS-R COUPE ONLY: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine Code: B17A Engine type: 1.8l, 4 cylinder, 16 valve, DOHC with Variable Valve Timing and Lift with Electronic Control system (VTEC) Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, velt-driven, dual overhead camshafts with VTEC Horsepower (hp) SAE, net: 160 @7600 RPM Torque (lbs-ft) SAE, net: 117@7000 RPM Redline: 8000RPM Bore X Stroke: 81mm x 81.4mm (3.19 in x 3.20 in) Displacement: 1678cc (102.4 cu in) Compression Ratio: 9.7:1 Ignition System: Electronic ignition with knock sensor BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Rear Stabilizer Bar: 14.7mm Wheels: 5.5jj x 14, cast aluminum alloy Turning circle: 33.3 ft PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Acceleration 0-60mph (0-96kph): 7.5 sec 1/4 mile run: 15.7 sec Fuel economy (City/Highway) 24/29 mpg ----- TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS: RS, LS, GS 4-speed Automatic: Spoiler for Details: 1st 2.647 2nd 1.483 3rd 0.975 4th 0.725 Final drive 4.428 Reverse 1.904 RS, LS, GS 5-speed Manual: Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.230 2nd 1.900 3rd 1.269 4th 0.966 5th 0.742 Final drive 4.266 Reverse 3.000 GS-R 5-speed Manual: Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.307 2nd 2.105 3rd 1.458 4th 1.107 5th 0.875 Final drive 4.400 Reverse 3.000 EDIT CREDITS: Thanks to LT6916 for catching the missing model year of the G2 GSR. Also, thanks to carta79 for the MT 1/4 mile ET. And to Kai for catching a discrepancy in the torque reading. __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 10-29-06 at 03:28 PM. Reason: Reformatted for Improved Readability / Utility

03-06-05, 06:15 PM	#5
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	Gen I [1985 - 1989] Spec Sheet: Gen I [1985 - 1989] First, let's cover specs the common specs for ALL MODELS of this generation: DRIVETRAIN LAYOUT: Spoiler for Details: Powertrain: Transverse front engine, front wheel drive (FF) with equal length halfshafts to reduce torque steer Engine Block: Aluminum alloy with cast-iron cylinder liners Cylinder head: Aluminum Alloy BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Body Type: Unit Body Front Suspension: Independent strut: Torsion bar spring Rear Suspension: Semi-independent: Beam-type axle. Front shock absorbers: Hydraulic Rear shock absorbers: Gas-pressurized Front/rear stabilizer bars: 17mm Front Brakes: ventilated, 9.5in in. disc type Rear Brakes: solid, 9.4in. disc type Wheels: 5.5jj x 14, steel Tires: P195/60R14 Steering: Rotary-valve, variable power-assisted rack-and-pinion ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN I 1986-87 RS,LS: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine Code: D16A1 Engine Type: 1.6L, 4 Cylinder,16 valve, DOHC Displacement 1590cc (97 cu in) Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts Horsepower (hp), SAE net: 113@ 6250RPM Torque (lbs-ft), SAE net: 99 @ 5500RPM Bore x Stroke: 75mm x 90mm (2.95in x 3.54in) Redline: 7000RPM Induction system: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) Compression Ratio: 9.3:1 Ignition System: Electronic ignition BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Wheelbase 96.5 in. Turning Circle: 30.8 ft. Weight Distribution (f/r): 60/40 PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Acceleration (0-60 mph)(0-96 kph): 9.0sec. 1/4mile run: 17.5 sec Fuel Economy (city/highway): 25/31 mpg ----- • SPECIFIC TO GEN I 1988-89 RS, LS: ENGINE: Spoiler for Details: Engine Code: D16A1 Engine Type: 1.6L, 4 Cylinder,16 valve, DOHC Displacement 1590cc (97 cu in) Valvetrain: 4 valves per cylinder, belt-driven, dual overhead camshafts Horsepower (hp), SAE net: 118 @ 6500 RPM Torque (lb-ft), SAE net: 103 @ 5500 RPM Bore x Stroke: 75mm x 90mm (2.95in x 3.54in) Redline: 7000RPM Induction system: Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) Compression Ratio: 9.5:1 Ignition System: Electronic ignition BODY/CHASSIS: Spoiler for Details: Wheelbase 99.2 in Turning Circle: 32.8ft Weight Distribution (f/r): 59/41 PERFORMANCE: Spoiler for Details: Accelleration (0-60mph) (0-96kph): 8.1 sec 1/4 mile run: 17.1 sec Fuel Economy (City/Highway): 26/30 mpg ----- TRANSMISSION GEAR RATIOS: 4-speed Automatic (85-87): Spoiler for Details: 1st 2.705 2nd 1.560 3rd 1.031 4th 0.777 Final drive 4.214 Reverse 1.954 4-speed Automatic (88-89): Spoiler for Details: 1st 2.705 2nd 1.560 3rd 1.027 4th 0.780 Final drive 4.214 Reverse 1.954 5-speed Manual (86-87): Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.181 2nd 1.944 3rd 1.347 4th 1.033 5th 0.848 Final drive 4.214 Reverse 3.000 5-speed Manual(88-89): Spoiler for Details: 1st 3.181 2nd 1.944 3rd 1.347 4th 1.033 5th 0.823 Final drive 4.214 Reverse 3.000 __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 10-29-06 at 03:41 PM. Reason: Reformatted to Improve Readability / Utility

03-06-05, 06:33 PM	#6
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	How to Retrieve "Check Engine" Light / ECU Fault Codes: HOW TO RETRIEVE "CHECK ENGINE" [CEL] CODES If your CEL has illuminated, it is far more helpful to know WHY it has lit up instead of just guessing at the problem. How do you find out what the error is? Well you will need a short piece of wire or a paperclip. On the passenger side of your car, under the dash beneath the glove box, you will find a green cover above the kickpanel that houses a blue connector that has two wires. Spoiler for Pics: Images by c-speedracing.com PART ONE: RETRIEVING THE CODE(S): 1. Turn the ignition off and use the piece of wire or paperclip to jump the blue connector, so that you connect the two wires together. Stick one end of the paperclip or piece of wire into one prong on the connector and stick the other end of the paperclip or wire into the other prong. 2)Turn the key to the IGN position and watch your CEL light. It will illuminate in a series of flashes. 3) Record the CEL lamp flash pattern. You will notice that there will be LONG flashes and SHORT flashes. All of the ECU trouble codes are two-digits. PART TWO: DECODING THE FLASH PATTERN: LONG flashes determine the TENS digit by the number of times it flashes. SHORT flashes determine the ONES digit by the number of times it flashes. As an example: LONG-LONG-LONG followed immediately by SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-PAUSE is the trouble code: 34 If the ECU has logged only one code, then the pattern of flashes will simply repeat until you remove the key. If more than one ECU error code has logged, then you will see a different series of flashes followed by the long pause. Once all the ECU codes have been displayed, they will continuously cycle until you remove the key. As an example: LONG-LONG followed immediately by SHORT-PAUSE followed by LONG-LONG-LONG-LONG followed immediately by SHORT-SHORT-SHORT-PAUSE indicates the trouble codes: 21 and 43 Once you have determined the codes, you can simply remove the paperclip or wire from the connector and replace it back in the green housing. __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by Däs Schmoo; 11-02-06 at 06:43 PM.

03-06-05, 06:44 PM	#8
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	How to: Decode Integra VIN Numbers: 3rd Generation [1994-2001] As heavily modified 3rd Gen Integras start hitting the used car market, it's best to get the straight story on what the car started out as. With body modifications and motor swaps galore, a shady seller could claim to be selling an "ultra-rare left-hand JDM iTR sedan" at a premium price, when in fact it's just an average USDM car with a lot of work done. So.. the well-educated buyer ought to use this guide to cut through potential BS spewed by a "motivated seller". Example VIN : JH4DB7551WS000001 Spoiler for Instructions: Separate the VIN like so: JH4 DB7 5 5 1 W S 000001 JH4 = Honda Motor Co. Ltd. Acura Passenger Vehicle DB7 = Body & Engine type: [See above posts for output and specs] >> DB7: 4dr B18B DB8: 4dr B18C DC4: 2dr B18B DC2: 2dr B18C 5 = Body & Transmission Type: [See Gen III Spec Sheet for specs and ratios] 3: 2dr 5spd 4: 2dr auto >> 5: 4dr 5spd 6: 4dr auto 5= Vehicle Grade: [NOTE: May vary from year to year.] 1: Type R 3: RS no pass. airbag (94 only) 4: RS with passenger airbag (94 only) >> 5: LS 6: GS/SE 8: GS-R 9: GS-R w/ leather seats 1= Check digit, Ignore. W= Model year R: 1994 S: 1995 T: 1996 V: 1997 >> W: 1998 X: 1999 Y: 2000 1: 2001 S = Factory Code >> S: Suzuka, Japan 000001 = Production Order Serial Number Thus decoded, JH4DB7551WS000001 translates into a 1998 Integra LS Sedan with a 5-speed manual transmission. __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 02-07-07 at 03:11 PM.

03-07-05, 08:26 PM	#10
TheOtherDave™ Keeping the faith... Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: The Left Lane Posts: 52,873	The Link Post: This list will grow as time goes on. So keep checking back. Suggestions and Contributions are definitely welcomed. • Omnipower Front Camber Kit Install NOTE: It's a DIY on '95 Civic, but applies to 3rd Gen (DC/DB) Integra as well. Contributed by LT6916. • ITR Swaybar & BSQ Subframe Reinforcement Kit Install NOTES: Install is on a 1999 Integra GS sedan (DB7), but it applies to all 3rd Gen (DC/DB) Integra models as well. Contributed by WiLL. • The Absolutely Enormous "Online Resources" Thread Compiled by westcoaststyle. • NTPOG Oil Filter Review Written by Gerhard Bartsch & Todd Marcucci of the North Texas Prelude Owner's Group • Vehicle Speed Sensor Inspection, Repair & Replacement HOW-TO C. 2005 Techauto --- Integra Thread Archives: • "Best turbo setup for B18B? (LS motor]" Discusses turbo sizing and compressor maps. Includes discussion of the Garrett GT28RS aka ''Disco Potato" turbo. • HID Retrofit on 94-01 Integra One of many examples of High-Intensity Discharge light upgrades on a DC2 Integra. This particular example uses projectors from an S2000.. something to peruse for the sake of general information on the topic... • The Exhaust Thread This thread sums things up beautifully. Not to sound preachy, but we all need to be responsible enthusiasts and be considerate of others when choosing parts that have an immediate impact on noise pollution. • How to deal with an SRS Indicator Light: This thread contains off-site links with info on retrieving and diagnosing Supplemental Restraint System (aka airbag) malfunction codes. Apparently the same procedures that are used for the DC/DB Integra also apply to the 5th & 6th Gen Accord and the 99-03[?] CL coupe. --- Download Links: • 1994 Integra [DC/DB] Factory Service Manual in PDF Format (dead link for the time being) __________________ david :: supermoderator :: HAN Integra FAQ: Borderline antique, but still useful. Last edited by Provocateur; 06-11-07 at 02:23 AM. Reason: Helms manual was dead link

04-05-05, 07:08 PM	#11
LT :falafelrofl: Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Trenton, NJ Posts: 37,473	HOW TO: Turn off a Flashing Maintenance Req'd light. So simple, that us long-time owners have forgotten about it. But for the Integra n00bs who see this flashing, don't fret. It's easy as 1-2-3 to shuts it off. What is it? It's a dummy light designed to go off after certain mileage intervals for "service." This service is an oil change. It's blinking in your face for 10 seconds after starting your car. How do I turn it off? Like resetting a circuit breaker in your house: -Turn the ignition key to "ON," the position before you turn to crank the motor - do not start the car -Under the panel above your right leg, there is a small box attached to the inside of this panel. -Reach under and feel for a small, square button. -Push and hold this button. -On the gauge cluster, the "MAINT REQ'D" light will illuminate then turn off. -Release the button, turn the key to the "OFF" position, then start her up. Viola! No more idiot light! Can I prevent it from coming on again? You sure can. That same box with the reset button has a harness connected to the top of it. If you pull this harness, the light will not come on anymore. __________________ 93 MR2 turbo \| 16psi intake exhaust 98 Cherokee sport \| 5spd 2dr stolen Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 10-29-06 at 04:58 PM.

09-26-05, 02:19 AM	#13
LT :falafelrofl: Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Trenton, NJ Posts: 37,473	Integra OEM Spring Rates [All Generations] Spring Rates Stock: (G3 excl. ITR) F 212 lbs/in linear R 117 lbs/in linear (G3 ITR) F 246 lbs/in linear R 140-246 lbs/in progressive (G2 All) F 263 lbs/in linear R 143 lbs/in linear (G1 All) F cannot find, assume similar to G2's R 150-190 lbs/in progressive __________________ 93 MR2 turbo \| 16psi intake exhaust 98 Cherokee sport \| 5spd 2dr stolen Last edited by TheOtherDave™; 10-29-06 at 05:04 PM.

11-02-06, 07:30 PM	#14
Provocateur On permanent hiatus Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: A forum with actual tech Posts: 9,716	OBD1, OBD2a, and OBD2b ECU Pinouts These pinouts show precisely the location, color, and function of engine harness wires. OBD1: 1992-1995 Spoiler for OBD1 ECU pinouts: Pictures courtesy of .:FFS Technet:. OBD2a: 1996-1999 Spoiler for OBD2a ECU pinouts: Pictures courtesy of .:FFS Technet:. OBD2b: 2000-2001* Spoiler for OBD2b ECU pinouts: Pictures courtesy of .:FFS Technet:. * OBD2b starts in 2000 on the Integra and 1999 on the Civic. OBD2b is a small case ECU.

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