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Anyone know how long these take to change roughly? and do i need to take the dash out?

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Do not need to take dash out just arkward to get ecu plug throught did mine in a morning ,i had to take glovebox out to make it easier thou

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awaome so i should be able to do it in a day no problem then. is it easyer to cut the old loom out or just as easy to keep it in tack?

Yeah i cut them at the bulkhead instead of trying to unthread the sodding thing.Engine bit is easy really,the bit behind the heaterbox is a pita honest.You got small hands ? youll need them.

The wiring loom he's replacing is the partial one from ecu to injectors so doesn't have to take the heater out i found. There's a number of connectors on the left hand side of the footwell and it goes under the left arch then attaches to the loom with the fuse box on it

lol, i can't even work out how to remove the heater and fan with the dash off so god knows how you do it with it in! :)

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well i have the loom! :thumbup1: but how the hell do i get the ecu plug through the bulkhead?

Remove the ecu and backets to get back to loom itself. I have a feeling you'll have to split the big wire that goes through the bulkhead as a few bits are taped together. The rubber bung in the base of the footwell comes out and the big blue connector goes through lengthways. I'll try and get a photo for you tonight mate if i get back in time

Remove the ecu and backets to get back to loom itself. I have a feeling you'll have to split the big wire that goes through the bulkhead as a few bits are taped together. The rubber bung in the base of the footwell comes out and the big blue connector goes through lengthways. I'll try and get a photo for you tonight mate if i get back in time

 

Can you get your old loom out at the same time :tt2:

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its ok done now i have ended up removing the air con rad and blowers. Air con is f****ed anyway

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Fun job eh? So is your f@@ked or are you just fitting a new one to rule it out in fault finding?

 

yeah lots of fun! its taken me all day but i have just finished and it seems to be a lot better but i have an air leak somewhere and have a small fuel leak so ill sort them tomorrow now as my back is killing me! oh plus i need to rebuild the inside.

 

poxy zeds

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umm i chopped the old one by the bulkhead plus its pretty shagged. so depends how good you are with a soldering iron really! :lol:

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