fiesta loom conversion help
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hey , ive got a mk3 fiesta witch origenaly was a 1.3 now its running a 1.6 mfi engine on carburetor witch is an easy conversion , now i want to run injection without any major changes ie full engine change and i'd like to keep it running on distributor , i know i need an mfi-efi adaptor plate to run xr2i or frst inlet manifold but is it posible to just edit out the coil pack wires on the loom?and just have it running mostly the fuel management , idealy this is to get the car ready for when money suits a 1.6 turbo conversion ,
are the xr2i and frst looms the same ? i know the 2i doesn't have boost control? but what else is different ? some rs turbo's run distributor thats why i'd like to keep mine so the change over is "simple" ,do the ecu's cross over? if the same type ofac or ofab if thats right ?
bear with me im a novice at this and probrably cant spell
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are the xr2i and frst looms the same ? i know the 2i doesn't have boost control? but what else is different ? some rs turbo's run distributor thats why i'd like to keep mine so the change over is "simple" ,do the ecu's cross over? if the same type ofac or ofab if thats right ?
bear with me im a novice at this and probrably cant spell
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hi buddy have splice'd efi looms into mk3 before quite easy these a ecu pement live on red and a ignition live black these can be found on the efi engine loom to interior loom connector 8 wire connector on the engine bulkhead there is a green wire for revo will have to doublle check what the other wires are for, why would you want to run a dizzy seems pointless going half the way as the ecu alters the fueling and sparc in sync and would imagine would get confused also for the work thats involved ie changing flywheel for one with cps teeth for crank sensor you might aswell put the coil pack on
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yeah i think im going coil pack to be honest , ive got an old escort fly wheel the small clutch pattern on , im told its lighter , so realy its looking like more hassle then its worth at the mo
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yeh i would go all the way buddy dont know about the small flywheel thought they were all the same if you struggle to find a efi i know some one who has 5 or so in blackpoool
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To be honest, and please dont take offence, it sounds like you need to know more about what your talking about. Prehaps you are struggling to put it into words? From what i understand you have a 1600 cvh, with a distributor and carb? and you want to make it k-jet injection? and a future turbo conversion requires this?
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yeah pretty much , but i think its going to be easyer now to just put turbo engine and loom in at once , didn't want to waste the engine ive got as its over bore'd lightened ballenced internals etc cheers for your help
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yeah best to use all the frst bits, the twin coils are bulletproof, better than any distributor set up. you will need a CPS and the edis4 module and loom for the ecu to run anyway, regardless of wether you use the coils or not.
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[quote=chaffe;5187681]To be honest, and please dont take offence, it sounds like you need to know more about what your talking about. Prehaps you are struggling to put it into words? quote]
yeah my english is poor , i dont know what i need thats why im asking
so now we know were i need to go what bits do i need to change over? fuel pump ?( 1.3 injection pump is there) should i just buy an inline pump and use in-tank as extra?
are all frst running the same loom - ecu etc? so if i can only sauce parts from breaker etc i can mix and match? donor cars an obvious choice but buying one defeats the object of building one![Big Grin](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
what parts do i need? ive got a deisel box already , presume i need loom - ecu - clocks? - mafs but what else? they dont use lambda sensor do they?
yeah my english is poor , i dont know what i need thats why im asking
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are all frst running the same loom - ecu etc? so if i can only sauce parts from breaker etc i can mix and match? donor cars an obvious choice but buying one defeats the object of building one
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what parts do i need? ive got a deisel box already , presume i need loom - ecu - clocks? - mafs but what else? they dont use lambda sensor do they?
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the deisel box is , isn't that why alot of zvh'ers use it? taller ratio top end, good differential ,
just want to know what bits i need for conversion now please
just want to know what bits i need for conversion now please
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Negetive, diesel boxes are internally the same and therefore are NOT stronger. They do have taller ratios though. An MTX75 (as in mondeo, mk5/6 RS2000, or mk5 TD/XR3i 130) gearbox is, however much stronger. But fitting this box requires many custom parts and a bit of engineering
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