Non Mivec Engine Changeover
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- Apprentice
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Non Mivec Engine Changeover
My ftos engine is apparantly cooked and ive been able to find another non mivec engine pretty cheap but without the wiring loom. Question i have is, will it be harder for my mechanic to use my original wiring loom when he does the change over? I havent had the car for long and dont want to get stitched up if its a major effort. May be a silly question but i really am unsure.
- Nacho
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Re: Non Mivec Engine Changeover
The part of the wiring loom that goes out the driver's side (injectors and alternator) actually has a connector that meets up with the main loom. You'll probably see this on the new engine otherwise it'll be pretty straightforward to use the existing one.
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- Apprentice
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Re: Non Mivec Engine Changeover
ok cool, sounds like it wont be too much of a problem, thanks!
- mattman
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Re: Non Mivec Engine Changeover
if you are trying to put a non mivec motor in a mivec fto you will need to change ecu and wire harness
FTO ftw
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Re: Non Mivec Engine Changeover
nah its a non mivec to begin with.