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So i just figure out that the 2 wires cut from the turbo wiring harness are the 3C which is a ground and the 68A going to the battery, everything wlse seems healthy. I guess i am going to make a good splice out of the old harness and install.
I do, but i can not find a turbo harness. I was given one with the engine but is shopped in a couple of sections. I want to go the easier way and do not complicate things.
... the jumpers and splices, you meant if i use the existing NA harness, correct? If i use the turbo wiring harness, it should be plug and play? If this is the case, any source for new or like new wire harness?
Planning to do the cut today and a 2'" lift on it. So, you suggest removing alternator and conpressor? That's the way i took the old one out.
I was told the wire harness can be re used but checking the connections on the turbo one, they are in totally different spots. What do you think?
Good to know. So i leave that section alone. Do i have to do something to the wire going back to the transmission?
Another question, i have gone up and down almost every TM and i can not find one specific for turbo engines, can you point me in the right TM direction?
I do have tje new engine already in house and almost ready to install. I have to assemble the turbo into place and also transfer this little piece that i have not find out its function yet. The new engine does not have it.
Did you cut it already? Have you found any thread of anyone doing this? I bought the parts from BlackDog but haven't got to cut it yet as i don't have the doghouse yet.
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