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Old 03-03-2004, 07:10 PM
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i know this is a dumb question, but arent obd0 injector clips the off cream colored ones? my 91 civic has grey clips and no resistor box:dunno:. has anyone heard of this?
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Old 03-03-2004, 08:06 PM
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What car do you have? More importantly, what engine do you have?
Old 03-03-2004, 10:00 PM
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integra?
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I don't know what motor was swapped into your civic but you're running OBD1 Injectors if not an OBD1 motor as well. Three ways I know... The injector clips are grey; The Injector wire feed box is the OBD1 shape (L shape rather than straight through); and you have an empty plug where the injector resistor box would have been along with a bolt in it's mounting hole
Old 03-04-2004, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by e30dood
What car do you have? More importantly, what engine do you have?
the car is a 91 hatch with a dohc zc.

Originally Posted by BlueCrxNC
I don't know what motor was swapped into your civic but you're running OBD1 Injectors if not an OBD1 motor as well. Three ways I know... The injector clips are grey; The Injector wire feed box is the OBD1 shape (L shape rather than straight through); and you have an empty plug where the injector resistor box would have been along with a bolt in it's mounting hole
i figured that they were obd1 injectors. is that setup okay? i know my car is obd0; im using a pg7 ecu, the distributor is obd0 and the motor has an exhaust side cam angle sensor. and the casting date on the motor is 88.

basically i just want to know if i should find a set of obd0 injectors w/clips, resistor box etc. and swap it, or will i be fine the way i am now? thanks in advance.
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It should be fine... When running OBD0 inj. you must use a resistor box; and when using OBD1 inj. always go without. I'm 90% sure of this. If you find out otherwise/decide to use OBD0 Inj. then hit me up cuz I have the injector resistor box, inj. clips w/ all wiring to the resistor box, plus the injectors... all from my old 89 CRX HF motor... Last month I swapped in a JDM D15B Vtec
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i appreciate the help. my car seems to run fine, i just wanted to make sure. thanks again.
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The resistor box made OBD0 injectors look like OBD1 injectors to the computer. Functually, there's very little difference between the 2. Just peak and hold versus saturated injectors.
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