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Old 06-09-2003, 03:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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VSS sensor ?

Would a VSS from a f22a1 motor fit my 96 VTEC motor or work properly with it? I am about to buy one from sagaprelude and need to know.
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I dont think OBDII has anything to do with the VSS, so it should be fine. The VSS from my F22 was a direct bolt-on to my JDM H22. FYI: make sure you buy Honda power steering fluid when you bleed the system.
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FYI: make sure you buy Honda power steering fluid when you bleed the system.
What does power steering fluid have to do with a VSS?
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The VSS on 4th gen preludes has the power steering lines running through it. They are for the speed sensitive power steering. 5th gens have this controled in another way (not sure).
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Oh, that's interesting! I didn't know our steering was speed sensitive. Another nice feature on Preludes! I have changed my VSS and I didn't do anything with the power steering fluid though. Just unbolted the old and stuck the new one on.
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do the S models have power steering?

cuz if they dont then there won't be power steering lines on that VSS
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do the S models have power steering?

cuz if they dont then there won't be power steering lines on that VSS
Yes, they do.
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So when i buy a VSS from a member on here it should come with the power steering lines? he doesnt know where the part is exactly at. I do but its hard to explain. Under the shift linkage and thermostat...
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yea, if it was a 95 i would have a definate YES but as for 96 and obd2 im not really sure. My guess would be that its the same.
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