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1990 civic with carb and fuel injection??

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Old 08-31-2007, 02:23 PM
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1990 civic with carb and fuel injection??
WTF??? why is it built like that?? is this motor even worth fixing up? or should i get a new wiring harness and intake manifold?? this is such a odd motor...
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No, it has either a carb OR a fuel injection system.import cars were late in going full fuel injection, so you could still have a carb.It's a simple motor to work on, very easy to get parts for.
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Figure out what you have first, can't have both.
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