Who makes a wiring harness for EG's with B-series?
01-08-2014, 03:32 PM
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Who makes a wiring harness for EG's with B-series?
Just trying to find a new harness so I don't have to monkey **** with the existing one that is on the car. The car was stolen at one time and had everything ripped out of it, and the harness is a bit of a mess.
I would prefer a harness that is ready to be tucked, as the existing one is tucked already. Not too concerned with end cost, just want one that is clean and solidly done. I know there used to be some guys that sold them on here.
This is for a '95 EX Sedan chassis and a B20 engine on the P75 Manual OBD 1 with OBD 1ish harness.
I would prefer a harness that is ready to be tucked, as the existing one is tucked already. Not too concerned with end cost, just want one that is clean and solidly done. I know there used to be some guys that sold them on here.
This is for a '95 EX Sedan chassis and a B20 engine on the P75 Manual OBD 1 with OBD 1ish harness.
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01-08-2014, 03:36 PM
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Re: Who makes a wiring harness for EG's with B-series?
Rywire tucked "budget" harness starting at 400$ as you said you could probably find cheaper but Rywire is a big name.
01-08-2014, 03:42 PM
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Re: Who makes a wiring harness for EG's with B-series?
Budget? Why not just use a 94-95 LS Integra harness? If the Distributor, alternator and injectors are OBD2 use a 96-01 LS harness for plug and play.
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01-08-2014, 03:56 PM
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Re: Who makes a wiring harness for EG's with B-series?
He said he'd prefer one that's ready to be "tucked" chances are those harness are brittle and possibly have dry rot along with being hard to tuck. Budget is just the name Rywire gave it, their mil spec ones are 600$+.
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