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Old Feb 18, 2006
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D16V ECU Scheme Badly Needed!

Hi. I need to find the ECU scheme of the D16V coded Civic engine (Europe). I've got a V-AFCII but can't install unless I have that scheme. Where can I find it? Thanks!
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I needed the same schematics for my ep2 for an O2 fooler, but all they gave me was the scheme of what I think was that of a d16y8 if i recall correctly...
And for as far as i know you cant install a vafc-II on our cars without a full ecu replacement.... Don't shoot me if I'm wrong
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d16y8 is the engine in the 92-95 civics...d16v, ive never heard of.
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D16V1 is the engine code for the European Civics and I use one. Yesterday V-AFCII was installed to my car by using D17's scheme and it works properly. The car reacts very fast to the fuel ratio changes I give in the V-AFCII. Also I can change the vtec engage rpm. Normally in our cars vtec engages at around 3500 rpm. I took it to 4500 rpm just to try and at that rpm's, you can clearly feel the high profile difference.
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careful with playing with fuel adjustments if you are not sure on how the vafc work, ive seen boosted cars blow motors due to bad tuning
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Use the same wiring as for the EX it is on here
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=155306
The EP2 is set up the same as the EX same VTEC etc.
This is a big help as well
http://mohdparts.com/emanage/manuals...-manage_10.JPG
Both of those and the E-Manage faq was all I needed fitting E-Manage to my EP2
 
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