Honda Civic Acura Integra Sohc B20v Lsv H22a B18c B16a Vtec Convertion Harness on 2040-parts.com
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BMREngineering&Tuning Do you have a civic or Integra that originally came non Vtec and are putting a Vtec engine in and dont have a Vtec harness? Its all good i got something for that. A simple yet clean and effective option here. This sub harness is plug and play with a clean looks. One end will pin into the ECU clips A4 ( Vtec ) D6 ( oil pressure ) and ground. You will be able to run it threw the fire wall and plug directly to your Vtec solenoid and oil pressure switch. There is NOOOO CUTTING OR... WIRING REQUIRED the most that ill happen is you might have to depin the existing wires going to A4 and B6 to replace them with the wires that come with the harness. |
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