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spyderdrifter

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Jul 11, 2009
Somewhere in, Colorado

So I just installed an engine wire harness from a '95 GSX into my '95 GS-T. Had no issues putting it in, but my car still won't start. I've been reading around and found forums which talk about swaps to the CAS if a 1G 6-bolt is put into a 2G and by the description of the sensor swap with it, I think that may have been done to mine before I bought it. How do I find out if mine is a 6-bolt without removing the transmission to look at the flywheel? Is there any identification codes stamped on the block that I can research? I know there's certain apperance differences between the 1G & 2G engines and mine looks like it should be the 2G 7-bolt but now I'm not too sure it actually is. Thanks in advance.
 
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