S: New engine harness

[marlonvip]

For a manual 5 speed from 86-88:-)

Let me know:-)


Viele danke

Marlon

[marlonvip]

Zitat von marlonvip

For a manual 5 speed from 86-88:-)

Let me know:-)


Viele danke

Marlon

Forgot to say its for a **Turbo** mk3

[S1077]

I've got a few, but not new.
Whether this is ok too send me a PM (PN for the germans).

P.S.: The right diction is "Vielen Dank", but I see that you are learning ...

[suprafan]

getting a new/unused harness from somewhere else than the Toyota stealership is next to impossible IMHO.
if you are willing to content yourself with a used one in immaculate condition, your chances may rise though - albeit not by much

good luck anyway...

[marlonvip]

Ok,
I was under the impression that Toyota didnt sell them new anymore??:-)

IlL try them:-)

S1077: Are they original (sold with the car from new) Or newer?

Im building a new engine for next summer and im just so tired of my current harness , just falling apart....:-( And I wanted to splice my Maft Pro into som newish wires:-)

Vielen Dank
Marlon

[S1077]

These are the original ones, sold with the car.

[bitsnake]

the 86-88 could be a problem. I only know of the newer version (where ECU and some connectors changed). These where available last year for about 700 EUR from Toyota. You should consult a dealer first looking if your specific harness would be still available anymore.

[suprafan]

Zitat von marlonvip

Im building a new engine for next summer and im just so tired of my current harness , just falling apart....:-( And I wanted to splice my Maft Pro into som newish wires:-)

I see... I once had the idea of removing some of the connector terminals from the stock connectors, put them into a different third-party connector housing and buy new terminals to insert them into the original connector housings. to the third-party connector, you could then attach anything you like, kinda like a wannabe-breakout-plug. that way you could keep your original wires untouched, but it might be difficult to find terminals and housings compatible with the ECU plugs and terminals. know what I'm sayin' (lol)?
some of the electronics guys here on the forums might help with finding compatible terminals and housings, maybe I'll start a separate topic for that later on to see if this is feasible. if it turns out to be doable, this method may come in handy for lots of people who don't want to tamper with their original harness wires.