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Part wise for the two engines, no. As for an engine swap, yes a 98 will fit in an 81 and other way around. But this will always include slight modifications to engine and transmission mounts. You will need to take the ECU and fuel system from the 98 . it's not an easy task.
Remove the distributor cap and mark the distributor housing where the rotor is pointed to, and the distributor to where it goes into the head. Unplug the distributor, and remove the ditributor hold down bolts. Install the distributor with the rotor and distributor pointing to the marks made before removal.
Try a honda civic forum online or maybe autozones free auto repair information site online. Check your fuel pressure, spark, timing and air flow meter. When was the last time the car was tuned up? Check air filter, fuel filter, spark plugs, distributor cap+rotor and the ignition timing. Check for loose or corrosion around and or on contact points of wiring ( power, ground, and your spark plug wires if theres any sign of wear or corrosion.) Make sure fuel is fresh and not stale from aging over time.
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