Physical difference between D15B1 and D15B2
#1
Physical difference between D15B1 and D15B2
Hi,
Can anyone help me pinpoint the physical difference between a D15B1 and a D15B2 in an 90 civic.
It's a CX with a replaced engine, but I'd like to confirm for sure which engine it was replaced with.
thanks in advance.
Can anyone help me pinpoint the physical difference between a D15B1 and a D15B2 in an 90 civic.
It's a CX with a replaced engine, but I'd like to confirm for sure which engine it was replaced with.
thanks in advance.
#2
the exact designation is stamped right on the block, on the left front side of the block, where the tranny and block come together, just south-west of the exhaust manifold. Some brake cleaner may help you clean it up and locate it.
#5
hi again,
Do you guys mind posting a quick digital photo of where it might be. I can't seem to find it. Granted, I couldn't stand outside for more than 3 minutes today (damn cold). I'll try again on the weekend
Do you guys mind posting a quick digital photo of where it might be. I can't seem to find it. Granted, I couldn't stand outside for more than 3 minutes today (damn cold). I'll try again on the weekend
#6
look straight below the distributor, where the tranny fits up ... its a little square looking badge that extrudes from the motor casting. its prolly very black, so either scrape it with a putty knife or clean it good with paper towels and some cleaner.
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