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Join Date: Jan 1999
Location: Shreveport,La,US
Posts: 39
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FI Wiring Harness
Looking for a new, used, rebuilt FI harness for a 74-1.8 914.
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Join Date: Aug 1999
Location: Sunnyvale,Ca,USA
Posts: 159
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Try res systems http://res-systems.com/
------------------ ---The night time is the right time--- 2000 Jetta GLS 1.8T 5speed Silver/black leather 1973 Porsche 914 HO2.0L Black/Black 1968 Camaro RS White/Black currently on the back burner until I get out of school. Too many projects http://www.whosnextracing.com "Some people have shrinks, some have garages" |
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Last I checked, they didn't do 1.8 harnesses.
John Larson from the Rennlist posted (a while ago) this reply to a similar query: >OK, the answer to the question is: YnZ's Yesterday's Parts, 333 East >Stuart Avenue, Unit A, Redlands, CA 92374. Tel. 909 798 1498. >These guys make replacement harnesses for concours weenies of all sorts... You can also do your own to some extent. I have posted before the Beck-Arnley Worldparts part numbers for some of the electrical connectors. There might be enough to actually replicate the whole harness, if you re-use some of the plastic bits like the ECU connector. I might as well post again. These, BTW, were gathered with my own D-jet FI in mind, but many or most of the L-jet connectors will be the same kind. You will, however, have to look to make certain. B-A Part # Description (application) I paid 158-0002 5 @ 2-pin connector body $6 (Intake air temp sensor, etc.) 158-0003 5 @ 3-pin connector body $8 (FI Trigger Points) 158-0004 5 @ 4-pin connector body $8.50 (MPS) 158-0005 25 @ ~3mm connector pins $17 (to go in all of the above, plus TPS, etc.) 158-0006 25 @ 'V'-shaped pins allegedly for $20 the ECU connector 158-0010 1 @ extraction tool for ECU connector $5 B-A supplies a number of auto parts chains. Check around at all of your local FLAPS, someone should be able to order them. You can also order them from http://www.fuelparts.com . In the above, I have called the metal parts that actually make the electrical contact "pins", and the plastic plug parts that the pins are held by "connector bodies". --DD |
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