Hurting for a 89-91 TII harness
05-22-02, 11:33 PM
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Hurting for a 89-91 TII harness
Ok...So Im in need of a wiring harness from an 89-91 TII...
The EGI fuse keeps blowing and the guy thats working on it says that a new wiring harness would fix the problem. Well, I havent looked, but my friend said thatd be ~$600
Too much for me right now. So I was hoping maybe one of you haltech guys could hook a fellow board member up? Im desperate here.
Going to try and fix the old one..And if that doesnt work, we may try to fashion a new harness by cannibalizing an NA harness ( but I hear thatll take a while to do ) ... So does anyone out there have a 89-91 TII harness they dont need?
Thanks
-Adam
The EGI fuse keeps blowing and the guy thats working on it says that a new wiring harness would fix the problem. Well, I havent looked, but my friend said thatd be ~$600
Too much for me right now. So I was hoping maybe one of you haltech guys could hook a fellow board member up? Im desperate here. Going to try and fix the old one..And if that doesnt work, we may try to fashion a new harness by cannibalizing an NA harness ( but I hear thatll take a while to do
) ... So does anyone out there have a 89-91 TII harness they dont need? Thanks
-Adam
05-23-02, 01:42 PM
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check www.thepartstrader.com 's rotary section or call/e-mail www.mazdarecycling.com . Copartfinder.com's list of rx-7 salvage yards may be a good source as well.
05-23-02, 11:43 PM
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Thanks! For some reason, mazda recycling just never came to mind 
But thanks again. If I cant get this old one to work...Or decide its too much of a pain in the ***, Ill definately do that 
But thanks again. If I cant get this old one to work...Or decide its too much of a pain in the ***, Ill definately do that
05-24-02, 08:10 AM
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Go with a Haltech and get a new wiring harness with it plus the ability to tune it the way you want to instead of the way the stock ECU wants to. I believe one can be had for a little over $1000. You'll probably be happier in the long run.
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