If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
Too bad I'm already running obd2 headers with obd1 midpipes without a cat (straightpipes) in its place. Used e30 flanges on the obd1 midpipes so I could mount the stock e30 muffler. Had to weld laying down under my car so it hangs lower than I would like it to. Gotta fix it later on.
Too bad I'm already running obd2 headers with obd1 midpipes without a cat (straightpipes) in its place. Used e30 flanges on the obd1 midpipes so I could mount the stock e30 muffler. Had to weld laying down under my car so it hangs lower than I would like it to. Gotta fix it later on.
If I had my blow torch and didn't leave it 25 miles away the night I took it out I would have had it done in one night. Took two days one night for it to be completely back together.
I know. But I'm looking for cheaper/better alternatives than the SS replica's. These kind of look like the AA headers as the flanges look like it will mate to a AA track pipe (obd2).
Nothing will be cheaper, and they aren't proven to fail. Just buy them and be doen with it.
Fuel consumption gauge? The black/red wire is for the idle bump for the a/c button when its pushed that needs to be tapped into pin 63 of the 413 dme. Don't know where the "fuel consumption gauge" is suppose to be hooked up to.
after the swap, will the fuel consumption gauge still work?
Fuel consumption gauge? The black/red wire is for the idle bump for the a/c button when its pushed that needs to be tapped into pin 63 of the 413 dme. Don't know where the "fuel consumption gauge" is suppose to be hooked up to.
Corrected. I had that connector confused with the one I use from the OBC for the road speed input and the fuel economy gauge
Fuel consumption gauge? The black/red wire is for the idle bump for the a/c button when its pushed that needs to be tapped into pin 63 of the 413 dme. Don't know where the "fuel consumption gauge" is suppose to be hooked up to.
Leave a comment: