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LOL You know I'm a sucker for SpoonI was waiting for pat to comment on this lol
LOL You know I'm a sucker for SpoonI was waiting for pat to comment on this lol
wow!! nice build dude!!! lots of quality parts and looks like the paint guy knows what he's doing which is a +++I ended up ordering the OBD2a interior wiring, haven't received it yet.
Hope that works for me, it'll save me a lot of time... and like I previously said, I'd rather not have to cut, extend and solder any wires.
ThanksNice!
I appreciate the words. It's tough to keep going, specially with the delays... But I'm sticking to it.this build is just amazing and as legit as they come im glad to see you got back to it after all the years props on the dedication and legitness. cant wait to see the journey.
Thanks. I will def keep you in mind if I run into any problems with any of the build.wow!! nice build dude!!! lots of quality parts and looks like the paint guy knows what he's doing which is a +++
good call on the harness as the obd2a is almost identical to obd1 it is the obd2b which has different types of plugs, make sure to get an obd2 to obd1 ecu jumper harness but the hard part will be plugin your doors if they are obd2b, the plugs for the doors change and even the pins are a lil narrower which makes it difficult to de-pin and re-pin to the obd1/obd2a plugs as the obd2a is an obd1 harness with different ecu plugs and the scanning plug integrated as well, the thing with doing this is that your car is obd1 and of course you want to keep it that way as i did the same!i just used my obd1 interior harness and just flipped it(i just ended up making harnesses to extend my wiring where needed as i also didn't wanted to cut or solder anything, any question on wiring lmk as i think i may be able to help being that i had to go thru the whole ordeal myself(just two doors less)
anyways glwyb sir and keep us updated!!
I'm not sure about how insurance is going to work. I haven't gone through the process yet.Thanks for the inspiration, and good luck with the rest!!!
I think I need some spoon too.
Just out of curiosity, if you are considering getting insurance w/ collision, are they're special packages that would cover all this work you've put into it?
Thanks... And yeah, paint job was costly, but from here on now is up to me to take care it. Having it back and working on it keeps me motivate. I'm very excited and hopeful to have it running by the end of May..finally a thread i can be excited about again. progress is looking really good. a big hurdle seems (for me at least) is spending the money on a paint job. Good job and I can't wait to see it finished, probably almost as excited as you may be. haha