Yes you can. The two engines are pretty similar. The only immediate difference I can think if is that the H22a7 TB does not have a FITV like the Prelude and uses a 3 wire IACV. You will have to use a Prelude 2 wire IACV though which needs an adapter plate.Dennis van dijk wrote:I can get a h22a7 complete with gearbox
Can i use my type S harness so i dont have to solder wires and not have to do something with sensors and stuff
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Thu Apr 07, 2016 5:30 pm
Ok sounds good
Maybe i use the type S intake
Maybe i use the type S intake
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Sun Apr 24, 2016 9:21 am
Last week we made my garage ready for use
A friend of me got me a nice fan
This is to get out the welding smoke and for paintjobs

The old door was on the leftside and so was the lights switch
Fryday we fixt a that and have it on the right side
And now i have switches for
Lights inside
Lights outside
The fan
Compressor
Got new shiftknow for my type S
Needs little restauration and new stitches

Put the heated seat switches in

Because i have lot of polisch work got myself a new can after 5 years haha

The type S is in my garage atm
Just a photo after towing it

It fits


On the lift


This week i start with taking the engine out
Wednesday the whole netherlands is free from work because of kingsday so i hope to do a lot that day
When it is out i respray the enginebay and open up the engine to see the terror inside
Im happy that the car is save inside now
Regards
A friend of me got me a nice fan
This is to get out the welding smoke and for paintjobs

The old door was on the leftside and so was the lights switch
Fryday we fixt a that and have it on the right side
And now i have switches for
Lights inside
Lights outside
The fan
Compressor
Got new shiftknow for my type S
Needs little restauration and new stitches

Put the heated seat switches in

Because i have lot of polisch work got myself a new can after 5 years haha

The type S is in my garage atm
Just a photo after towing it

It fits


On the lift


This week i start with taking the engine out
Wednesday the whole netherlands is free from work because of kingsday so i hope to do a lot that day
When it is out i respray the enginebay and open up the engine to see the terror inside
Im happy that the car is save inside now
Regards
Dennis van dijk
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Sun May 01, 2016 9:15 am
Taking a part last week
Radiator


Need new condenser
Airfilter wasnt in bad shape

Only the hole need some work

To much damn rust


Al lot of stuff gone



Needs new
Lots of rust and its bend
Bouth axels removed

Need lots of new parts for now
New condenser
New brake disks
New wheel barings
New front stabilizerz (one was in 2 parts)
New front beam for the radiator
2 new abs sensors
20 new wheel nuts because now it has aluminum
New tie rods( damaged one)
Only need to do
Shifter cables
One water hose
Fuel lines
3 engine mounts
Next thursday we take the engine out
Than i get the engine bay empty and do all the rust and repaint the whole bay
Kind regards
Radiator


Need new condenser
Airfilter wasnt in bad shape

Only the hole need some work

To much damn rust


Al lot of stuff gone



Needs new
Lots of rust and its bend
Bouth axels removed

Need lots of new parts for now
New condenser
New brake disks
New wheel barings
New front stabilizerz (one was in 2 parts)
New front beam for the radiator
2 new abs sensors
20 new wheel nuts because now it has aluminum
New tie rods( damaged one)
Only need to do
Shifter cables
One water hose
Fuel lines
3 engine mounts
Next thursday we take the engine out
Than i get the engine bay empty and do all the rust and repaint the whole bay
Kind regards
Dennis van dijk
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Sat May 14, 2016 7:36 am
1.5 week ago we took the engine out
Brother in law working lol


With the lifting was a little problem
It would go any higher so used some wheels


Than it finaly cama out
Brother in law lol
(There no photos of me hahaha)



Some new photos in the sunlight


Removed the gearbox atts clutch flywheel and more stuff

My girlfriend wanted a a photo haha lol

Next day my girlfriend want to paint the brake callipers on her lude

My girl in action

Nice done

Wheel back

Even the logos neede pink

Brother in law at work haha

Parts

After we took the head off
What we found
Cilinderwalls complete gone



This engine is just gone
But i git photos from chris (thebusofwho)
His block looks much better but has one scratch
Because that block is ever rebuild i asked my rebuilder and sais its a good option
Only need to get that block here
Past week i was busy with the engine bay


Removed some spotwelds to make some space

Poor thing

Removing spotwelds cleaning en weld it back



A lot was clean fron rust

Got the radiator place back in shape and cleand from rust

Only welded back the bracket for the headlight
Only it needed the other way around haha stupid
Got it back out again and need to weld it the right way
Brother in law working lol


With the lifting was a little problem
It would go any higher so used some wheels


Than it finaly cama out
Brother in law lol
(There no photos of me hahaha)



Some new photos in the sunlight


Removed the gearbox atts clutch flywheel and more stuff

My girlfriend wanted a a photo haha lol

Next day my girlfriend want to paint the brake callipers on her lude

My girl in action

Nice done

Wheel back

Even the logos neede pink

Brother in law at work haha

Parts

After we took the head off
What we found



Cilinderwalls complete gone



This engine is just gone
But i git photos from chris (thebusofwho)
His block looks much better but has one scratch
Because that block is ever rebuild i asked my rebuilder and sais its a good option
Only need to get that block here

Past week i was busy with the engine bay


Removed some spotwelds to make some space

Poor thing

Removing spotwelds cleaning en weld it back



A lot was clean fron rust

Got the radiator place back in shape and cleand from rust

Only welded back the bracket for the headlight
Only it needed the other way around haha stupid
Got it back out again and need to weld it the right way
Dennis van dijk
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Mon May 30, 2016 11:07 am
Load of work done
New part from a scrap car

New part welded in the type S

Much better and looks like new

All the rust is gone and repainted
Alle brackets and stuf undone from rust and painted mat black



2 weeks ago i bought another engine

Complete h22a7 until my type S engine is rebuild
More updates soon
New part from a scrap car

New part welded in the type S

Much better and looks like new

All the rust is gone and repainted
Alle brackets and stuf undone from rust and painted mat black



2 weeks ago i bought another engine

Complete h22a7 until my type S engine is rebuild
More updates soon
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Re: our 3 bb6 preludes in the netherlands
Post by Dennis van dijk » Mon May 30, 2016 2:03 pm
Yes it is
But stull waiting on shipping quote from chris for a type S block for rebuild
But stull waiting on shipping quote from chris for a type S block for rebuild
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