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Old 02-28-05, 01:11 PM
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can i use a N/A wiring harness on a turbo motor if i swap ecu with stand alone fuel management? I've checked the FAQ section, it told me nothing.
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Well, the thing is, most standalones use their OWN harness that you wire up yourself, there are a few places that make plug n play harnesses for the FC (k2rd?) for the Haltech. Other than that though, almost all require you to replace the harness with one you make from a standard harness from them.
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Arrow wiring question

bad post, disregard

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if you went aftermarket, then generally you would wire in a new aftermarket harness.

I suppose you could cut and splice in an aftermarket stand alone, but why??? half the wires wouldn't be used
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Originally Posted by SonicRaT
Well, the thing is, most standalones use their OWN harness that you wire up yourself, there are a few places that make plug n play harnesses for the FC (k2rd?) for the Haltech. Other than that though, almost all require you to replace the harness with one you make from a standard harness from them.
Exactly, besides why would you use a 13 years old (at least) crusty wire harness? Save some headaches, and use the factory stand alone harness
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thanks for the advice
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