Fitting a cossie engine into a car thats never had one...
27-10-2005, 09:28 AM
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Basically yes, although you may have to mod the existing car loom if functions like alternator, fans etc are part of the existing car engine loom
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depends how mad your going. mates new toy ! tis lots of fun ! 
still not finished yet but is now road legal
http://forums.turbosport.co.uk/bbs/s...32#post1102532
still not finished yet but is now road legal
http://forums.turbosport.co.uk/bbs/s...32#post1102532
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a 2wd saph loom is probably the best loom out of the standard looms to use for easy of fitment, just fit the corresponding 9 pin plug, relevant wiring and away you go
As Stated, you only need 4 wires to get an engine to run
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All the extra are purely guage based, i.e Rev, WTS, Oil Pressure etc etc and not needed to actually get the engine running
As Stated, you only need 4 wires to get an engine to run
1 Earth
2 Permanant Live
3 Ignition Live
4 Fuel Pump Triger
All the extra are purely guage based, i.e Rev, WTS, Oil Pressure etc etc and not needed to actually get the engine running
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