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Old 01-03-04, 09:57 PM
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680's from the GSL-SE

I was looking at a pair I saw on ebay and they look a little different than the S5's 550's. Mainly the plugs on them. How hard is it to convert the plug style on and injector or rather on the harness?

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get a set of plugs that will plug into the injectors, cut off your plugs, solider on the new ones.

I belive they are the same plug found on the 86-87.5 cars. the brown(ish) top low impeed injectors.
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That rectangular plug is a Bosch type of plug.  Some of the big auto parts chains (i.e. Kragen/Schucks/Checkers) carry plugs with bare pig tails.


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Ah also another question I have is what happens if I have primaries that are low impedance and secondaries that are high impedance? vice versa? how do I make it work?
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Depends - if you're trying to use low impedence fuel injectors in a car that originally used high impedence fuel injectors, you'll need to wire in some high current 10-ohm resistors.  These things are also known as "sand block" resistors, cause they are blocks of ceramic.  Get at least 10watt rates ones - or better yet, 20watt ones.


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