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Old 09-18-2003, 08:39 AM
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gonna wire up the microtech LT8 in the T2 today. we'll see what happens. hopefully it doesn't burn down. it would be nice to see the car start today
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yah, you need to get more pics



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Old 09-18-2003, 07:24 PM
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i was too busy to even take pictures. hopefully firing it up tonight
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:crosses fingers:
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Old 09-18-2003, 11:19 PM
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i tried but i think battery is dead. low coolant buzzer def works though! i need to get one of those. it *SHOULD* crank i'll leave it for tomorrow night or saturday. gotta put on the dp and bov and other ****
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How easy was it to install? I'm putting a jspec in my TII and want to ditch the stock wiring harness since it's pretty brittle. Do I yank the stock ecu and wiring harness and rewire everything with the LT8?
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you have to splice in the connectors off the old harness. you also need to remove the wiper harness from the engine harness but yeah basically you get a brand new harness
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to wire it nice and neatly you need a good soldering iron and atleast one WHOLE day and it should work. my wiring is done but i have to clean it up and work out some bugs unfortunately. i have to find the stock water temp gauge wire too among other things
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I spliced my water temp sensor connector for my haltech install, soldering the old harness wires was pretty nasty stuff... I plan on replacing the temp sensor with the GM/Haltech peice next time the water pump housing is off. I prefer the all new sensors and connectors route over using the old connectors and splicing the typically corroded wires into the new ecu harness.
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Thanks for the replies guys. Now, where's the best place to pick up an LT8?
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