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just wiring a RB20 in to my silvia and got it nearly all done except for about 4 plugs.. They plugs are located just where the ECU sits and there is nothing to plug them into.. i was just wondering if any-1 could tell me what the plug into on a skyline :D just so we have a rough idea what they are :ermm:

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4. (this one is located just behind the strut tower on the passanger side) air con maybe :S ?

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I assume you have started by getting all the main power feeds sorted (main engine bay plug near p/s reservoir). This is the source of all the major power feeds to the ECU and sensors. There should be 2 plugs similar to the first photographed and these are the main ECU inputs and outputs like tacho, speed sensor, consult wires, air regulator power supply, fuel pump relay control etc.

The second plug is from the windscreen wiper motor but there is also 1 wire for the fuel pump control module (on turbo RB20s). The last photo is of the windscreen wiper motor plug.

The 3rd photo is of the ECCS and Ignition coil relays.

Cheers

just wiring a RB20 in to my silvia and got it nearly all done except for about 4 plugs.. They plugs are located just where the ECU sits and there is nothing to plug them into.. i was just wondering if any-1 could tell me what the plug into on a skyline :D just so we have a rough idea what they are :ermm:

1.

DSC00226.jpg

2.

DSC00224.jpg

3.

DSC00218.jpg

4. (this one is located just behind the strut tower on the passanger side) air con maybe :S ?

DSC00217.jpg

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