Ignition and air pump harness
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Heck, I'd be tempted to just make new ones myself even if they ARE avaiable for purchase. They're pretty simple looms....plus you could use a higher grade sheathing and/or devise some re-routing to prevent heat damage in the future.
Anyhow....
I'm 99% sure that a couple outfits make a *fuel injection* harness for your car ($500 or so) but I'm not aware of anyone making any other looms for it.
Others will chime in
Cheers
DD
Anyhow....
I'm 99% sure that a couple outfits make a *fuel injection* harness for your car ($500 or so) but I'm not aware of anyone making any other looms for it.
Others will chime in
Cheers
DD
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The good news is that the fuel inj. harness can be had for less than 500 -- contact the vendors directly (Welsh, etc.). I think mine was at most 350.
Check into shifting it up and away from the engine when you install -- try simply turning the retainers backward from their current installation. Air flow should keep the heat away.
The air pump harness you'll have to do yourself. Believe me I looked, but there's apparently none to be had. Just get some 5/8 heatshrink and build your own.
Engine harness is like 80-150 USD, variable.
Check into shifting it up and away from the engine when you install -- try simply turning the retainers backward from their current installation. Air flow should keep the heat away.
The air pump harness you'll have to do yourself. Believe me I looked, but there's apparently none to be had. Just get some 5/8 heatshrink and build your own.
Engine harness is like 80-150 USD, variable.
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