Is there a way to by pass the crank sensor on a 1997 Honda Accord EX 4 clyinder (F22B1)? I changed the motor on the car due to a bad block. The new motor (1996, F22B1) does not have a crank sensor bolt pattern, therefore I put the motor in thinking it would start up without using the crank sensor. The car is not starting up, also I'm not getting any sparks. Can the reason being is the crank sensor and is there a way to by pass the problem?

SOURCE: SPEED SENSOR LOCATION FOR 1996 HONDA ACCORD

on the trans, its underneath the battery, in-line with the battery clamp toward the front of the car.

SOURCE: 1996 Honda Accord need to change transmission fluid and filter...

What fluid are you changing? What engine?

SOURCE: Can I change my brakes to change my bolt pattern?

No
You will need to change the Hubs THEN the brakes to fit the hubs.
But changing the brakes only will NOT change the pattern

SOURCE: need clyinder head bolt settings

22ft lbs 1st pass 33ftlbs 2nd pass 90 degrees final pass in alternating sequence

SOURCE: New starter in 1997 honda accord. Bolt closest to

is it in the starter or the trans? In the starter, replace the starter. In the trans, you may need to have someone repair the threads with helicoil, or you can put some locktight on the bolt, get it fairly tight, and it should set up.