Hi,

i just bought this 1998 accord 2.0 SOHC vtec,

i cant find my car's engine in the list "engine ids"

any idea?

 

What country do you live in? Also the VIN (vehicle identification number) can help determine the country of origin; however, the previous owner could have swapped the engine.

It is probably a F20 series engine. The engine block should have a stamp on it with the full number.

 

im from brunei.

theres a plate mounted on the chasis,punched "TYPE CF9"
what does it means?

 

Based on your VIN you attached in your other post, information from JimBlake (a member/moderator of this forum), and further research, and what you just said about being in Brunei...

https://www.hondaaccordforum.com/for...ds-3116/page4/

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...69949106_n.jpg

Your Accord was assembled in the U.S. and exported.

It appears to be a 1998 Honda Accord, 4-door, automatic, right-handed drive, 4 cylinder - 2.0 litre engine, USA origin, built at the Marysville, Ohio plant, EX and exported to country/areas of:

BARBADOS, CYPRUS, FIJI, GUYANA, HONG KONG, JAMAICA, MALAYSIA, MALAWI, MALTA, NIGERIA, PAKISTAN, PAPUA, SEYCHELLES, SOUTH AFRICA, SUDAN - (KU)


The 2.0 engine was included in these exported models.

 

Excellent find there Redbull-1..

Welcome new member from Brunei

 

I am guessing it's a F20B engine. To confirm, the number is stamped on the engine block; I believe it is located at the front of the engine block, probably under the general area of the upper radiator hose.