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Old 11-01-2005, 04:08 AM
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Im planning on running a High boost application and the motor im using is a 94 GSR motor which came with a 3 wire crank fluctuation sensor and the wire harness I have is a 2000 SI which the plug for the CFS is a 2 wire. Should I leave it unplugged considering
Im using a p28 with Hondata and I dont think OBD1 looks for this sensor(correct me if im wrong). Is there a way to hard wire this in to make it work considering the plugs don't match up? I was going to buy the type R CFS which is 2 wire but its $120 at the dealer and Im not sure if I really need it. Im trying to get this car back together so any help is appreciated...
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you're right, the obd1 ecu won't look for the sensor. so even if you were to wire it in, it still would not be functional. don't worry about it.
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Thats the answer I was looking for, Thanks
Old 11-01-2005, 01:06 PM
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just did the exact same swap.. No need for the sensor
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