OBD1 SOHC nonvtec long block
02-27-2013, 12:11 PM
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OBD1 SOHC nonvtec long block
Name: Jeremy
Location: Massaponax
Means of contact: pick31e@gmail.com or message me on here.
Price: Cash in hand.
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I'm looking for a "new" long block for this 1995 Honda civic LX automatic vehicle in the driveway. Current what is in the car is a d15b7 block with a d16a6 head (timing belt tensioner failed and it's time for a new motor). This vehicle is all stock and daily driven. I need something that I can install without any issues at all.
Location: Massaponax
Means of contact: pick31e@gmail.com or message me on here.
Price: Cash in hand.
Description:
I'm looking for a "new" long block for this 1995 Honda civic LX automatic vehicle in the driveway. Current what is in the car is a d15b7 block with a d16a6 head (timing belt tensioner failed and it's time for a new motor). This vehicle is all stock and daily driven. I need something that I can install without any issues at all.
03-01-2013, 03:36 AM
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Re: OBD1 SOHC nonvtec long block
I have an obd2 one if you dont find anything else. Running car, not modified, 155k. Only difference is injectors, alt, and dizzy but if you have a motor its not a issue, or shouldnt be
03-07-2013, 06:37 AM
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Re: OBD1 SOHC nonvtec long block
It is going to be rebuilt eventually as a backup, not for sale.
No thanks.
No thanks.
03-09-2013, 07:58 AM
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Re: OBD1 SOHC nonvtec long block
Found a d15b7 for $250 out of a 41mpg daily driven car. Still looking for a long block ready to drop in though. Let me know what's out there! Don't care what it really is just has to be obd1 sohc.
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