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Post by Stuart McB »

Couple of hours work then mate. How long befor she's back on the road?
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Post by rossnunn »

Needs to be on the road before the end of the month - MOT's due. [xx(]
Still need to mate the two wiring looms tho
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Post by CITMAN »

suppose if you cant wire her up you can always put the single point injection system on the new engine [:(]
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Post by rossnunn »

lol nooooooooooo :D
Wiring shouldn't be a prob, dad used to be a auto sparky.
But I have paid the price for working in & out of the showers, I'm all flu'd up, but I'll be brave & do abit more tomorrow :p
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Post by CITMAN »

Just a matter of interest what car was the engine out off. The engine looks like a KDZ so assume it might have been out of a saxo or xsara.
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Post by rossnunn »

1998 306, had been in a front smash into a trailer, luckly the bonnet crumpled up over the engine, completely missing the top of it, the only damage to the engine was a dent to the manifold headsheild, where the rad was pushed back.
Its because its out of a 306 which is giving me the problem of mating the looms, 306's uses twin plugs to connect to the main harness, where as the Cit only uses 1.
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