Escort cab turbo conv**HELP**
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Escort cab turbo conv**HELP**
I am helping a friend turbo his escort cab the car in question is an 88 xr3i cab (i think with k-jetronic injection), we have a whole doner car in the shape of a s2 turbo, the problem we are haing is the wiring. i have heard people say all sorts of different things so im really looking for a definative answer asto which is the best way to carry out the conversion.
the cab has elecy roof etc and were not sure what to do about looms etc.
If anyone can help or point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated
cheeRS guys and gals
the cab has elecy roof etc and were not sure what to do about looms etc.
If anyone can help or point me in the right direction it would be much appreciated
cheeRS guys and gals
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Leave the complete cab loom in and splice the management loom from the turbo in at the drivers side A pillar only 6-7 wires to splice IIRC 2-3 earths 1 main +iv'e feed and i think 2 ignition +iv'es but if you have a local auto electrician they should be able to carry out the job for you.
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Cheers mate thats what ive heard but wasnt sure
havent had a proper look at it yet,going to whip both engines out stand the cars side by side then take the wiring from there
havent had a proper look at it yet,going to whip both engines out stand the cars side by side then take the wiring from there
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i did a turbo converson on my cabby. i cut the part of the harrnes that runs towards the back of the car, by the drivers door. then removed the front part of the harness, youl have to remove the dash board to disconect the wiring behind clocks and heaters etc. then choped the turbo harness in the same place and soldered the orignal harnes to the turbo 1. i found this to be very easy as all the wires on the two harness are the same so you cant go wrong. im hopless at wiring so when i say its easy belive me it is
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Thanks greame might have a look at doing that
xr4x4rs cant do that cos from what i see we wont have the wiring for the elecy hood etc
xr4x4rs cant do that cos from what i see we wont have the wiring for the elecy hood etc
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Never thoaght of that,we havent yet stripped the cars but what we were hoping for is to remove as less as poss to get the engine in a quick as poss but i think stripping fully and going from there might be the best bet
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Weve got two whole cars so should be fine,the only reason he's doing it is because the shell on the cab is better than the s2 and he's a poser
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