h23 to a h22-wiring harness
please do not change the entire harness. There is no need to. The only difference is the vtec wires that can easily be added to the h23 harness. Other than that, they are exactly the same. When you change harnesses, you have to take out the dashboard and that makes for one hell of an adventure. Pinning the ECU is a very easy step to take. If you wish to go that route, many of us can help.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jdmlude_dude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">please do not change the entire harness. There is no need to. The only difference is the vtec wires that can easily be added to the h23 harness. Other than that, they are exactly the same. When you change harnesses, you have to take out the dashboard and that makes for one hell of an adventure. Pinning the ECU is a very easy step to take. If you wish to go that route, many of us can help.
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Since when do you have to take out the dash, to change the wire harness for the motor...........??????? Its just boggle'in my mind, I want to know...
</TD></TR></TABLE>Since when do you have to take out the dash, to change the wire harness for the motor...........??????? Its just boggle'in my mind, I want to know...
please excuse Cottonwoodz he hasnt got his monthly subscription to national geographic in the mail yet. His mom wont let him jack off to **** yet... so he uses the african woman in the on assignment section...
oh and he has depression.
he's a virgin.
and fat.
PEACE
oh and he has depression.
he's a virgin.
and fat.
PEACE
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