The Honda 1.5L 4-cylinder covers popular family codes including the D15, L15A, L15B, and L15B7 Earth Dreams turbo. It was a popular engine and it shows up on models from the early 1980s into current model years.
The coil and injector numbering is the same as the cylinder numbering. Coil 1 and injector 1 are both cylinder 1. On older Honda 1.5L engines with a distributor, the distributor rotates clockwise.
Cylinder number 1 is always at the front of the engine on the pulley and belt side. Cylinders 2, 3, and 4 follow toward the transmission.
Honda changed the 1.5L mounting orientation on newer years, so cylinder 1 can sit on the USA driver side or the USA passenger side depending on the model.
Vehicles That Have the Honda 1.5L (D15 / L15A / L15B / L15B7) Engine Option
- 1981-present Honda City
- 1983-present Honda Civic
- 1984-1991 Honda CRX
- 1984-1991 Honda Civic Wagon
- 1984-1991 Honda Civic Shuttle
- 1985-1989 Honda Integra
- 1988-1994 Honda Concerto
- 1989-2000 Honda Ballade
- 1991-2005 Honda Civic Ferio
- 1992-1998 Honda CR-X del Sol
- 1992-2000 Honda Domani
- 1993-1997 Honda Del Sol
- 1996-2006 Honda Partner
- 1996-2002 Honda Orthia
- 1996-2001 Honda Logo
- 1998-2002 Honda Capa
- 2000-2006 Honda Stream
- 2001-present Honda Fit
- 2001-present Honda Jazz
- 2013-present Honda HR-V
- 2013-present Honda Vezel
- 2013-2020 Honda Jade
- 2014-present Honda Mobilio
- 2015-present Honda Shuttle
- 2016-present Honda Civic 1.5T
- 2016-present Honda Freed
- 2016-present Honda BR-V
- 2017-present Honda CR-V
- 2017-present Honda Civic Si
- 2018-2022 Honda Accord 1.5T
- 2022-present Honda WR-V
- 2022-present Honda ZR-V
- 2023-present Acura Integra
- 2023-present Honda Elevate
Honda 1.5L (D15 / L15A / L15B / L15B7) Engine Firing Order
Firing Order: 1-3-4-2
Honda 1.5L (D15 / L15A / L15B / L15B7) Cylinder Numbering
Older Honda 1.5L engines (D15 / early SOHC) put cylinder 1 on the USA driver side (pulley and belt end).
Driver Side to Passenger Side (Older)
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
Newer Honda 1.5L engines (L15B / L15B7) put cylinder 1 on the USA passenger side (pulley and belt end).
Passenger Side to Driver Side (Newer)
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
No matter which orientation you have, start at the pulley and belt end for cylinder 1, then count 2, 3, and 4 toward the transmission. The coils and injectors match the cylinder numbers.




