Need Help: Installing Engine Harness on S4 Motor. PLEASE HELP
12-27-03, 09:35 AM
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Need Help: Installing Engine Harness on S4 Motor. PLEASE HELP
Ok..... I have just combed the search and found nothing. I want to know if there is a writeup somewhere to help me install a new wiring harness on my S4 engine. The one thats on mine has been cut so I need to replace it. Please help. Thanks in advance.
12-27-03, 09:47 AM
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Heres a pic of the old harness still in
http://24.174.176.2/gibby/images/My%...%7EPhot011.jpg
Its also a 88 SE
http://24.174.176.2/gibby/images/My%...%7EPhot011.jpg
Its also a 88 SE
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hmm thats an ugly harness.
well i havnt takin my harness out at all but i have disconnected it from the engine.
1. find the ECU in the passenger floor. its under the carpet kinda in the footwell.
2. disconnect the harness from that and hopfully its not attached in a hard to reach area in the back of the dash somewhere.
3if you look under the dash from the drivers footwell you can see where it goes from the firewall to the ECU pretty much.
connecting everything to the engine shouldnt be extremly hard. just a lil confusing sometimes but I can try to help you out with that. The FSM should also be able to tell you what goes where.
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well i havnt takin my harness out at all but i have disconnected it from the engine.
1. find the ECU in the passenger floor. its under the carpet kinda in the footwell.
2. disconnect the harness from that and hopfully its not attached in a hard to reach area in the back of the dash somewhere.
3if you look under the dash from the drivers footwell you can see where it goes from the firewall to the ECU pretty much.
connecting everything to the engine shouldnt be extremly hard. just a lil confusing sometimes but I can try to help you out with that. The FSM should also be able to tell you what goes where.
Justin
12-27-03, 10:15 AM
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Well I have just looked at some topics. I have a ECU harness which is what I am replacing. Also my ECU was removed so i have to reinstall that. So it runs through the firewall ? Ill have to look at it. Also do I have to take apart the Intake manifold to install it ?
12-27-03, 10:37 AM
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You need to remove the upper intake. But it's pretty straightforward. Most of the plugs only go where they are supposed to.
Yes, it goes through the firewall on the passenger side. It's easiest to install the ECU after you have run the harness.
Yes, it goes through the firewall on the passenger side. It's easiest to install the ECU after you have run the harness.
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Finished time took me about 4 hours. http://24.174.176.2/gibby/pictures5.html
Also anyone know where I can get a wire diagram ? I have some wires that havent been connected cause I cant find it.
Also anyone know where I can get a wire diagram ? I have some wires that havent been connected cause I cant find it.
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