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bmoha7321

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Dec 20, 2010
madison, Wisconsin
I have a build blog and a build thread going on this; I am not getting any responses and I'm running out of time. I'm losing my storage and need to get this thing running pronto.
97 GSX AWD shell. 95 EPROM ECU. 97 GSX AWD harness. 96 motor. I have spark. I have full. I have compression. I was told I had to resplice and extend the cas from the flywheel side of the motor to the timing belt side of the motor. There are two connectors there on the timing belt side. One is triangular and one is rectangular. The rectangular one is on top. Both of them have red blue black wires in them. Which is which?
 
Hmmm... I spliced and extended the plug over on the flywheel side of the motor with the red, blue and black wires to the rectangular connector at the timing belt side of the motor. I think that's right. And I plugged the triangular connector into the triangular connector. I'm feelin kinda strumped
 
ok... I added that to my Iphone bookmarks... so to really make myself look bad how do I test this exactly?
Maybe I damaged my eprom ecu? I have a presumably good 97 ecu sitting there... Maybe I can pop that in and give it a whirl? I know then it changes the firing order; to what I don't know.
 
ok heading back out to work on it some more!

it started!!! Of all the weird things; the motor was 97-99 firing order. This is the way it has always been. I've never changed it. I changed it to 95-96 firing order and it fired right up!
 
Glad to hear it's running now.

the motor was 97-99 firing order. This is the way it has always been. I've never changed it. I changed it to 95-96 firing order and it fired right up!

It's not the engine persay, but whether or not the ECU and CAS decide to play nice with each other. :)
 
The 96 motor was using 97-99 firing order. Always has. I've never rearranged the spark plug firing order on that motor. All I did was change the firing order to 95-96 and it fired right up
 
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