confusatron

I'm having a lot of electrical problems lately due to accidentally jostling a lot of the wires above the trans while doing some maintenance, and also spilling antifreeze on some of the wire plugs while changing the radiator hoses. I don't want to go thru the hassle of diagnosis and replacement of wires and wire pin connections etc, so I'm just gonna get a brand new harness from honda or acura. I know I can use the 97-01 GSR harness, but can I also use the 99 Si harness? That one is easier for me to get ahold of brand new, and I'm definitely going brand new and not used. Thanks.

EE_Chris

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by confusatron &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">....but can I also use the 99 Si harness?</TD></TR></TABLE>

No.

confusatron

This is kinda funny: a brand new EG harness is $200 shipped from majestic honda; a brand new GSR harness is $650. Both will work, if you have the extra wires for VTEC and the knock sensor run to your ECU, which I have. Hilarious. I think I'll get the EG harness.

NJcoupe

Damn kids.

Use your existing harness whenever doing a swap. If you dont have one, get the one required for your chassis.

JDMC-Kamel

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Use your existing harness whenever doing a swap. If you dont have one, get the one required for your chassis.</TD></TR></TABLE>
damn straight

www.megameet.org

unless you have a 96-98 dx.

confusatron

you can get a used GSR harness for like $100 off ebay. Some people prefer that to having to run their own wires for VTEC and the knock sensor. It's just personal preference. I used my DX harness and ran the extra wires, which was a pain, but free. But since my wire harness is all fubar now, I'm just gonna go with the DX. Way cheaper than the other two.