Anyone done a 3.0 swap into a 72T MFI?
 

Hi there.

I'm looking for some wiring help with my engine swap. If you've done one, please let me know.

Thanks,

mto

Anyone?

bumpity bump

Someone out there knows something... help the guy out.

I'm thinking about the 3.2, many differences ?

Thanks Nigel.

Hey everyone...listen to Nigel!!!

What wiring help specifically?

I am nearing the completion of the installation of a 3.2 in a 72' chassis...I have a simplified wiring diagram posted in a link from this page: http://brentwoodrocketscience.com/r2/notes.htm

Hope it helps.
Jack McAllister

Jack - what an outstanding engine :D :D :D

Please let me (or the Board) know how well the MSD timing computer works!!

Cam

Here are my posts about the wiring help I need.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/123869-need-wiring-fuel-oil-connection-help-part-1-a.html

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/123871-need-wiring-fuel-oil-connection-help-part-2-a.html


Jack, where did you get the plug/pin settings? Did you have to trace them from a wiring diagram? I've got the two separate plug/pin settings drawn, but I'm not sure what goes where. Your post helped immensely.

Thanks,

mto

I used a combination of the factory service manual wiring diagram for the pin locations for the 72' and a diagram for the 84' engine from a posting on this board. I found the latter by doing a search for "14 pin" in the tech BBS (as I recall)...

Good Luck,
Jack

thanks Jack. I'll do my best.

Cam,
I didn't see your post...Thanks. The 3.2 and trans was installed in the chassis last weekend. I am moving the car from my Dad's garage in Gainesville, GA to Atlanta tomorrow so I can deal with the MSD components and the setting up of the PMO's at my home without distractions. It should be ready to start in a week or two. I'll post a short digital movie on the website documenting the startup. And yes, I'll share the details of the timing computer performance once it's dialed in and a few miles are logged on the odometer.
Jack