questions on chassis harness
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Yes it can.
I put in a TII engine but I didn't have any emissions on it,or Bac,and all that jazz.
it was just the sensors and the Tps,alt,and a couple other do-dads.
The Wires needed to be lengthened for the Tps,I believe.
There is a Power steering wire you have to cut on the N/A harness(A the ECU connector)to make sure that when you turn it doesn't effect the running of the engine..(see Hailers post..somewhere in Search).That wire connects at the Ecu and the Turbo Ecu sees it as Boost solenoid(I think).
I put in a TII engine but I didn't have any emissions on it,or Bac,and all that jazz.
it was just the sensors and the Tps,alt,and a couple other do-dads.
The Wires needed to be lengthened for the Tps,I believe.
There is a Power steering wire you have to cut on the N/A harness(A the ECU connector)to make sure that when you turn it doesn't effect the running of the engine..(see Hailers post..somewhere in Search).That wire connects at the Ecu and the Turbo Ecu sees it as Boost solenoid(I think).
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The na harness can be used but it does have to be modified if you look into my thread turbo swap problems I also ran into some problems with the wiring and am now having other issues but there is links to another thread in mine aswell as which wires I cut
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