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is the wiring harness the same for an h23 as it is for an f22

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    is the wiring harness the same for an h23 as it is for an f22

    I'm thinking about putting an h23 in for a swap and just wondering if the wiring harness is the same or do I have to change anything. I'm in a toss up between a h22 or an h23. Any thoughts?


    Good-by F22, Give me an H22!!
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    no, keep your f22 harness, and read the stickies in the Swaps section.


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      Thanks I will. Just read a sticky in the begginer forum and it was really informative. This is just the site I was looking for to find information. Glad I singed up!!!


      Good-by F22, Give me an H22!!

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        yah my friend has an f22 and I got an H23 they are similiar though I have the H23 Harness
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          Originally posted by '90swap
          I'm thinking about putting an h23 in for a swap and just wondering if the wiring harness is the same or do I have to change anything. I'm in a toss up between a h22 or an h23. Any thoughts?
          the f22 harness will work on the h22/h23 engine fine..for the h23 engine you'll have to extend a few wires to reach a few items..for the h22 you'll hafta add a few extra wires..IE:vtec solenoid, vtec oil pressure, knock sensor, etc...
          1993 Accord EX
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