This rotary mechanic is charging me 200 bucks to rewire the entire engine harness you guys think thats a fair price? Thanx

 

$200 is cheap, considering the amount of labour involved. We're talking a 10+ hour job here...

 

yeah, I thought so too... He worked on my fc alot, did the porting I posted a couple months ago too, and pressed in my rotor and side plate bearings... He wanted 300, but i was like come on bro
me and you got history and he was like okey man250 .. i was like man 200 and you get blessing from rotary gods and he was like ok.

So yeah thats tight... but i dont think he will replace the fuel injector plugs mine are in really bad condition

 

Or you you could put the money towards an EMS and harness.

James

 

I see that you are unable to find a Front Engine Harness yet...

Will the guy who re-wires your Harness have the same colour-code schemes as the soon-to-be former one? It saves for a lot of potential trouble In the future If It turns out to NOT be the Harness Itself right know, as far as your existing problem.

 

WEll I found the harness but the forum was like oh hell no you shouldnt replace it it takes way too much work... SO i was like umm okey... anyways this mechanic was like I don't know what the other mechanic must of been smoking but this definatly has nothign to do with ur front driver's harness it all lies somewhere in this gay *** engine harness and since I don't have a year to loook for especifically one wire IMMA rewire the entire thign fo ryou so I was like TRUUUUUU!

 

A stand alone is way to expensive...

 

Umm, how gives a **** what the forum says, as for It being so hard. I didn't know you were so passive. When I replaced my Front Engine Harness, with a brand new one, I knew It was going to be tuff. I did It nonetheless. It's YOU that Is going to be driving the car, not them. Through my Instructions on how I went about on getting one with you many moons ago, I've noticed that you seem to still have this problem.

It's to bad that that you've found one - only to be diverted on account of It's tediousness thats Involved In It's Installation.

Well, I guess you are back to square one. You did say so yourself that the problem lyed In the Harness Itself. Good luck.