Engine identification numbers..
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Engine identification numbers..
Hello all,
I have an engine/5sp that I believe is out of a 86 Accord. Could someone inform me as to where the identification numbers are on the engine. The tranny is a E2R6. Is there a number deciphering area here??
Thanks,
Cam
I have an engine/5sp that I believe is out of a 86 Accord. Could someone inform me as to where the identification numbers are on the engine. The tranny is a E2R6. Is there a number deciphering area here??
Thanks,
Cam
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Well, maybe I need to ask this a bit differnetly. I have humored the idea of finding a Honda to put this donor engine tranny in. I looked up the tranny and found that it fits 86 - 89 accords. The engine is carbuerated. I was wondering what years they used this engine in. If I could find a car with tranny/engine problems, I could put this combo in and have a reasonable car for the son or a spare sitting around. Any help??
Cam
Cam
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That's an A20A, only good for another 86-89 Accord. To be legal, you have to drop it into an '86 body (if it's an 86 engine, the body has to be the same year or older) that originally had the carb'ed engine.
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don't stick you're son with an 86 accord dude, not for his first car.. even the 86's are too reliable to have fun with, his first car needs to be a real S**ter
trust me i used to have a 91' sable gs (with the 3.8 liter 140 hp engine baby.. OH-yea.. 14MPG here we come!) and it was litterally the best car i've ever had, most fun at least. lol
trust me i used to have a 91' sable gs (with the 3.8 liter 140 hp engine baby.. OH-yea.. 14MPG here we come!) and it was litterally the best car i've ever had, most fun at least. lol