jdm s5 t2 in s4 na chassis using na harness
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I dont think its possible. You will need a S5 harness, n/a or turbo.
One reason why I think its not possible (or just harder) is that the maf wiring, the tps wiring, and many emissions wiring (unless you are taking them out) are different from S4 to S5. They will not work.
And when you go with S5 harness, you will need S5 ecu.
As for the interior harness, If switching from S4 to S5 ecu you will probably need the S5 interior harness also. Not pretty sure.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html
That will help you out immensely
One reason why I think its not possible (or just harder) is that the maf wiring, the tps wiring, and many emissions wiring (unless you are taking them out) are different from S4 to S5. They will not work.
And when you go with S5 harness, you will need S5 ecu.
As for the interior harness, If switching from S4 to S5 ecu you will probably need the S5 interior harness also. Not pretty sure.
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html
That will help you out immensely
#5
You didn't search well enough. It is pointless to use the harness from the turbo car. Stick with the n/a ecu.
Check here:
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html
Not impossible but not really worth it either.
Check here:
http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/2n...o_s4_swap.html
Not impossible but not really worth it either.
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yeah i have the n318 afm,i have to double check the pressure sensor
is there any write-ups on how to rewire the injector impedance????
could u please send me a link
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It's generally easier to use the N/A wiring harness since they have the alternator wiring. TII's on the other hand don't, since the alternator wiring is located on the chassis harness.
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I started the same exact swap and then stopped midway and bought a standalone. Its not remotely cost-effective, its a waste of time and there are absolutely no advantages to attempt wiring it in to the existing harness. Plus i remember the harness needed to be stretched like another 3ft to reach the ecu. And it took me a couple months to get useful diagrams because i had to find them already translated. Go out and buy a cheap microtech or haltech and save urself a lot of problems.
Good Luck
Good Luck
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I started the same exact swap and then stopped midway and bought a standalone. Its not remotely cost-effective, its a waste of time and there are absolutely no advantages to attempt wiring it in to the existing harness. Plus i remember the harness needed to be stretched like another 3ft to reach the ecu. And it took me a couple months to get useful diagrams because i had to find them already translated. Go out and buy a cheap microtech or haltech and save urself a lot of problems.
Good Luck
Good Luck
the engine harness is already been stretched
is only gonna be my daily so im not looking at spending a lot of money
thanks
#21
badnews...
i just found out that the chassis harness is form a S5, i know this for a fact because S4's didnt come with Fuel Pump Resistor Relay...
my S5 T2 swap is already wired up to run S4 electronics so damn!!
i have to source me a s4 na harness again
jtp idk man u screwed me up by sending me a s5 instead of a s4 harness
i just found out that the chassis harness is form a S5, i know this for a fact because S4's didnt come with Fuel Pump Resistor Relay...
my S5 T2 swap is already wired up to run S4 electronics so damn!!
i have to source me a s4 na harness again
jtp idk man u screwed me up by sending me a s5 instead of a s4 harness
is there any way around this....
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