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    Sh Motor

    Could a SH MOTOR easily drop into my 93 accord ex? But not only tht is a rebuilt motor. What do y'all think for 1,000 complete. Let me know before I purchase it thanks.
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    I've heard that there will be some difficulty. I know for sure the SH transmission can't be used, but just recently read that there's something about the motor that makes it a problem to install.






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      #3
      Seems a lot of people here are running the H22A4. Hopefully one of them will chime in.
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        #4
        H22A4 is the code for all 5th gen H22s though, isn't it? Not just the SH.
        I could be wrong. I just woke up...






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          #5
          I have the SH. no problems at all. maybe some different wiring, due to the h22a4 (which can be the base model or sh) being OBD2.

          If the h22a4 is the base model, the oil filter will be located were it should be (in the middle)

          If the H22a4 is the SH model, the oil filter will be located on the left side of the back of the block, kinda next to the timing belt.

          And for $1000? make sure the vin numbers match and make sure that it is the SH model. and also make sure it says h22a4 on the block stamp code.

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            #6
            Cool. I was hoping for someone with actual experience! I knew the oil filter was in a different place, but wasn't sure if that caused issues.

            The ATTS transmission from the SH cannot be used without major modification to your car, but the engine can.






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              #7
              which trannys can be used with that engine, then?

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                #8
                Any transmission will bolt up from an H22/H23/F22. H22 trans or H23 trans are ideal to use, though. The F22 transmissions bolt up but it wouldn't make sense to use them, since the gearing is spaced or taller, if you will.
                Last edited by HondaGuy1212; 09-03-2010, 01:31 PM.

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                  #9
                  Fantastic, thank you!

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