engine harness part#
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Dealer will be able to get it with your VIN# a lot easier than trying to figure out the EPC...
Also, so far as I know, the auto tranny harnesses are discontinued.
Also, so far as I know, the auto tranny harnesses are discontinued.
well as long as i can get the one for the engine i don't really need the transmission harness correct?Poodles;1129509 said:
82131-1B702
^I think that is your harness, but you'll want to check with a dealer using your VIN. Report back if that number is right or not!
For what it's worth, in the EPC, ATM=auto tranny, TWC=non-turbo, and I believe ESC=ABS. Looks like the harness is titled "Wire, Cowl".
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291410/Parts/82131.aspx
Here's the pic it came from:
^I think that is your harness, but you'll want to check with a dealer using your VIN. Report back if that number is right or not!
For what it's worth, in the EPC, ATM=auto tranny, TWC=non-turbo, and I believe ESC=ABS. Looks like the harness is titled "Wire, Cowl".
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291410/Parts/82131.aspx
Here's the pic it came from:
if anybody would agree that replacing a headgasket would be harder than changing the engineharness i would feel awhole lot better since i've done a headgasket job and never a harness replacement since i prayed i would never ever ever would have to do one.i rather eat cat shi@ with a sewing neddle then this procedure but if i comeplete this i will never have to do it again maybe.suprarx7nut;1129982 said:82131-1B702
^I think that is your harness, but you'll want to check with a dealer using your VIN. Report back if that number is right or not!
For what it's worth, in the EPC, ATM=auto tranny, TWC=non-turbo, and I believe ESC=ABS. Looks like the harness is titled "Wire, Cowl".
http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291410/Parts/82131.aspx
Here's the pic it came from:
I would think doing the harness with the engine in car would be very irritating. BHG is just removing bolts and driving to a machine shop, driving back and more bolts. Harness would be a LOT of hassle, IMO.
It can be (oil pressure sensor, knock sensors, injectors, tranny)
You'll really need to pull the engine halfway apart to put it on properly...
You'll really need to pull the engine halfway apart to put it on properly...
I think i'll take the whole intake off which will allow me to lay it out like it is know since most the hard areas are under the intake.:icon_razzthe last question is that when i run the end of it through the firewall will it have a connecting end piece that all i have to do is just snap it into th side of the ecu?Poodles;1130274 said:
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plus is'nt their an apparatus that checks the continuity in the wires,maybe i could find where the short is near the afm plug.supraman508;1130594 said:
supraman508;1130866 said:
I would be doing this for sure. A new harness would be nice, but if it's just one or two wires, why go through the trouble.
Get a multimeter at your local hardware store/home depot and become familiar with its functions. Most should have a continuity function.
Can you show us pics of the afm plug? If it got mangled, you should be able to see possible trouble spots.
I have done multiple wire harness swaps... in car... and I would rate it to be just as much of a job as a BHG.
You really need some good hands to run things to the right places.
Good luck if you end up going through with the whole swap...
But I really suggest repairing the original.. it would be the cheap way out!
You really need some good hands to run things to the right places.
Good luck if you end up going through with the whole swap...
But I really suggest repairing the original.. it would be the cheap way out!
will take the pictures of the afm plug that was wrapped around the fan clutch.:cry:suprarx7nut;1131081 said:
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i took pictures but don't see them on my messages could some body explain to me how.do i have to edit my avatar,my album cover what.:icon_evil well the picture that my avatar is from a miami vice episode,strange do to the supra had shutters covering the rear window never seen that on a mkiii but seen it on my uncles 84 supra.not badsupraman508;1131162 said:
supraman508;1131190 said:
I am thoroughly confused by the above post. :dunno:
Use photobucket for pictures, then use the IMG code underneath the photo...
well guys i figuredout how to change the avatar but to put pictures on like for ex. under this sentence.gaboonviper85;1131214 said:
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supraman508;1131779 said:
Did you read my post? There is also a thread in the suggestions forum regarding pictures.