1100 for a wiring harness ?? wtf
03-26-08, 11:41 PM
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1100 for a wiring harness ?? wtf
yea i am currently doing a rebuild on my 93 rx7, i go in my garage this morning to find that my pitt bull is in there ( my girlfriend let him in ) and what do you know he chewed up my wiring harness!!! well i call mazda and they wanted 1100 for it, they told me not to get it on the rx7 forums cus not all wiring harnesses are the same for the 93 rx7 turing edition. I thought that was bull **** and im not about to pay 1100 inless i have to. are they all the same for the 93 rx7 turing edition? where can i find em cheeper? i was gona see if anyone on here has em but i didnt know if it would just be a good idea to get a new one
03-26-08, 11:44 PM
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Call up Ray Crowe at Malloy Mazda at 888 533 3400. I'd recommend buying all your OEM parts from him, he owns an FD so knows exactly what you're talking about when ordering a part. He also sells new oem engine wiring harnesses for $750, tell him Rich sent you 
03-27-08, 02:26 AM
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It's actually probably for the best since RX7s of this age start to potentially have problems with the harness. I replaced mine around a year and a half (250 miles) ago just as a preventative measure and it worked out to be about $900 through Gotham. Saves myself from future pains...
03-27-08, 02:30 AM
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Look for Fritz for used stuff - if he still wheels & deals on here. He always did me well!
for Fritz. I always message him no matter what im looking for first, then i search else where.
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03-27-08, 11:22 AM
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You called your Mazda dealer, not Mazda. Each dealer can set their own prices, although $1100 is probably the current retail price for that harness. If you call the right dealer you should be able the harness that runs under the UIM for under $800.
The harness that wraps around the engine bay will cost more. $1100 might not be a bad price if it's that one you're asking about.
Dave
The harness that wraps around the engine bay will cost more. $1100 might not be a bad price if it's that one you're asking about.
Dave
03-27-08, 07:19 PM
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what we really need is some savvy person on the forum to start making custom heavy gauge, well insulated wiring harnesses that are streamlined for single turbo/non sequential applications and delete all the extra connectors
then sell them for $450 a pop
then sell them for $450 a pop
03-27-08, 07:46 PM
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got mine from rhdjapan for 640.00 shipped new 
, with ray you will get it faster like 2-3 days with rhd it will be more like 5-7 days but a little bit more.
, with ray you will get it faster like 2-3 days with rhd it will be more like 5-7 days but a little bit more.
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^good point Rich but I just checked and rhd's is still 640.00, Ray does have unbeatable customer service and I swear every time I've ordered something from him it is at my door faster than I can think.
03-28-08, 01:32 PM
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I have a very good condition (EXCELLENT) harness but from a right hand drive car - it came out of someones half cut.
I figured it wouldn't work since its Jspec and would be good for extra connectors.
Wound't this be what RHDjapan would offer?
I need a new harness - if I thought the jspec onen would work - without crazy routing... I'd use it.
I figured it wouldn't work since its Jspec and would be good for extra connectors.
Wound't this be what RHDjapan would offer?
I need a new harness - if I thought the jspec onen would work - without crazy routing... I'd use it.