wiring harness question
Eater of Rice
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From: Lincoln, NE
Originally Posted by Relic1
difficulty depends on your skill level. Sorry for the generic answer, but it really does. Basically if you understand a little about electrical wiring and are patient you can get it done.
I'll try to whip up a list of what wires you would need to add to your CX harness yet today. No promises on the time though, it may be tomorrow before I have a little time to get at it.
I'll try to whip up a list of what wires you would need to add to your CX harness yet today. No promises on the time though, it may be tomorrow before I have a little time to get at it.
Unique to the VX, and it won't function correctly without it. It's part of the EGR system, and is necessary for it to idle and pass emissions properly.
BOOST GOD
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From: NL CT
Originally Posted by Paul
All the wiring in the world won't do you a bit a good if he's missing this:
Unique to the VX, and it won't function correctly without it. It's part of the EGR system, and is necessary for it to idle and pass emissions properly.
Unique to the VX, and it won't function correctly without it. It's part of the EGR system, and is necessary for it to idle and pass emissions properly.
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From: Chicago Burbs
Originally Posted by Paul
All the wiring in the world won't do you a bit a good if he's missing this:
Unique to the VX, and it won't function correctly without it. It's part of the EGR system, and is necessary for it to idle and pass emissions properly.
Unique to the VX, and it won't function correctly without it. It's part of the EGR system, and is necessary for it to idle and pass emissions properly.
(I may have the inners of it sitting around somewhere)
