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2000 civic-B20 28-Jan-2011 10:38 PM

how do i make obd1 b16a in ek pass etest
 
hi guys, is there a way to make a obd1 b16a pass emissions in a 2000 ek.
if there is a way please give me some quick tips.
thank you
Daniel

2000 civic-B20 28-Jan-2011 10:38 PM

im running a p28 chipped for b16

chasingsafety 29-Jan-2011 01:37 AM

Get a proper tune for e-test, also bring all your receipts and records of the engine swap, if you get a half decent guy running the test he will put it through as a hot rod. Make sure to bring all documentation stating that the B16 was not offered in your model of EK

F8i 29-Jan-2011 03:25 AM


Originally Posted by chasingsafety (Post 1481262)
Get a proper tune for e-test, also bring all your receipts and records of the engine swap, if you get a half decent guy running the test he will put it through as a hot rod. Make sure to bring all documentation stating that the B16 was not offered in your model of EK

Perfect.

Hot Rod will pass.

Also tuning for an etest will make it pass.

D.T.P 29-Jan-2011 05:20 AM

If the engine is wired properly, is running the right software and has a decent cat, it will pass no problem.

Hell I saw a jetta with vr6 (2.8L 6cyl) pass as a sohc 2.0L haha.

As long as everything is working properly, you will have no problems.

2000 civic-B20 29-Jan-2011 07:46 AM

Thanks guy I will try it out

chasingsafety 29-Jan-2011 05:26 PM


Originally Posted by F8i (Post 1481268)
Perfect.

Hot Rod will pass.

Also tuning for an etest will make it pass.

Can't tell if this is fail sarcasm or truth.....

kaval 29-Jan-2011 06:44 PM

^He's being serious.
I have seen people fully retarding their ignition timing before an etest.
If it gets the car to pass and that's ALL you want, then go for it. But if it were my car, I would get it car tuned properly. You will not only enjoy a passed etest, but also enjoy a smoother powerband, increased engine longevity, and in most cases, better fuel economy.
When you do things properly, it isn't necessarily cheap, but the gains really last a long time and you'll be met with a lot less problems, which can save you money in the long run.

D.T.P 30-Jan-2011 04:07 PM


Originally Posted by kaval (Post 1481297)
^He's being serious.
I have seen people fully retarding their ignition timing before an etest.
If it gets the car to pass and that's ALL you want, then go for it. But if it were my car, I would get it car tuned properly. You will not only enjoy a passed etest, but also enjoy a smoother powerband, increased engine longevity, and in most cases, better fuel economy.
When you do things properly, it isn't necessarily cheap, but the gains really last a long time and you'll be met with a lot less problems, which can save you money in the long run.


The OP said he has b16 software, so unless you refer to dyno tuning, i dont see what you guys are talking about. Yes dyno tuning would help, any engine/car for that matter, but gains would be 1-3hp and quite a bit of cash.

It was a simple question but most people somehow still fail to reply. B16 swapped civic with b16 software will pass etest, if it doesnt, then you have other problems, not software related.

MPR 31-Jan-2011 09:22 AM

Make sure the car has a good functioning cat (not a cheap hi-flow) and retard the timing as far as it will go. It'll be gutless, but should pass. You can change it back after the test.

shawnduframe 08-Feb-2011 02:16 AM

use a stock b16 ecu and take it in
i have a b18c itr in my ek and it passed runing a b16 ecu

zeeman 10-Feb-2011 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by D.T.P (Post 1481328)
The OP said he has b16 software, so unless you refer to dyno tuning, i dont see what you guys are talking about. Yes dyno tuning would help, any engine/car for that matter, but gains would be 1-3hp and quite a bit of cash.

It was a simple question but most people somehow still fail to reply. B16 swapped civic with b16 software will pass etest, if it doesnt, then you have other problems, not software related.

Dyno tuning will gain a lot more than 1-3hp...More like 5-10whp, which in dollar for WHP is damn good considering what people pay for i/h/e to gain less than 10whp.

I've seen many and many and many b16 swapped cars fail etests for whatever reason. Usually running a basemap or stock ECU with all emission control devices working properly.

But at the same time, i've built cars that make 300+whp that pass etests without any problems. The key is having a properly functioning cat.


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