Carb to PGM-FI information

[evalex]

I'm wondering if the parts off a coupe could be used on a sedan for this conversion?

Fuel lines, tank, wiring,..?

I know what most of you are gonna say about just getting a PGM-FI CB Accord, but that is not a possibility. The only Accord i've seen for sale in Slovenia is now mine

I got the know-how for this swap, i just need the information on interchangeability from a coupe to sedan..

[cp[mike]]

The only thing I can see you having problems with is the wiring. Are the two cars similar models? Like transmission/sunroof/etc. You will need the wiring from the engine all the way into the dashboard where the computer is. Automatics had different wiring, for example. Though if you were willing to make some modifications to it, I'm sure it could be made to work. Otherwise I would say all of the mechanical pieces should fit directly.

[evalex]

The thing is i can get a really cheap beat up CB Coupe with a F22 engine. I'd part it out completely just for this swap..

So there would be no issue getting complete wiring, fuel lines, swap and all. Any ideas if the fuel lines are the same on coupe vs sedan?

I ain't worried about wiring seeing as i've already did a fully tucked harness on my Civic and did the same Carb to PGM-FI swap on a BA4 Prelude just recently :-P

[cp[mike]]

then you should be fine! wiring would only be simple changes anyway.

the part numbers for fuel tanks/pipes/mounting/everything mechanical are the same between coupes and sedans. it should work just fine as a parts car!

[evalex]

That's fucking awesome! I can get the coupe for 170€ and then i'll have a 2.2i Accord!

Thanks for the info

[bunkaccord]

I just checked part numbers and the tank, straps, and filler neck are all the same from coupe to sedan. I don't have easy access to fuel line part numbers though. does the sedan have a longer wheelbase than the coupe? I would think the fuel lines would be a little short from a coupe. Not that they couldn't be cut and spliced to add length though.