Ok so I'm trying to get some of the wiring mess sorted out for my swap, I have a 94 Aspire and I'm putting a 93 BP in using a 91 BP harness. From what I can tell, all first generation harnesses are the same for BP's. (if you know different let me know)
Anyway, I've got the dash and all the heat/ac components pulled, and stripped all the wires I thought were junk from the Aspire harness on the passenger side. The Distributor plugs, the MAF wires, o2 sensor wire, and IAT sensor wires. All that is left on the passenger side is the headlight wiring and what I believe is the a/c condenser fan relay. (middle relay between the DRL relay and headlight relay) all stripped back to the driver side of the passenger compartment. I left the stock speaker wires and the dome light wires that run up the passenger A pillar.
I was looking at the whole driver side harness, and I am looking for input before I start stripping wires I might need over there.. The BP harness is a "full" engine harness, it has the wires for the VAF and everything around the throttle body (injector socket..) and the o2 sensor. It has at least one wire for the transmission, but I can't tell if it has the other two, the 5th/reverse light swith, and I think there's one more but ATM it escapes me.
I know I need to keep the starter and alternator wires from the driver side, but stuff like the old EGR wires, IAC valve, injector wires, intake mani wires, ..., and AC relay still need to go. Should I try to keep the wires for the other 2 sensors on the transmission, or should the BP harness have it, the only one I can see with the same socket is the one with the fins on the side, but I know there's 3 sensors on the transmission.
Looking for any input, can someone give me a quick rundown of the Main fuses, are all of those comming from the starting system to the Main Fuse box, then to the ECU where I'll have to splice them into the new harness that plugs into the ECU? I know.. I should have just started with a festy and wouldn't be messing with this junk, but nobody ever accused me of being smart.
Also, just to make it harder, I plan on eliminating the ignition switch and having a push button start. I'll end up basically not having an "acc" position, just run/start.
Anyway, I've got the dash and all the heat/ac components pulled, and stripped all the wires I thought were junk from the Aspire harness on the passenger side. The Distributor plugs, the MAF wires, o2 sensor wire, and IAT sensor wires. All that is left on the passenger side is the headlight wiring and what I believe is the a/c condenser fan relay. (middle relay between the DRL relay and headlight relay) all stripped back to the driver side of the passenger compartment. I left the stock speaker wires and the dome light wires that run up the passenger A pillar.
I was looking at the whole driver side harness, and I am looking for input before I start stripping wires I might need over there.. The BP harness is a "full" engine harness, it has the wires for the VAF and everything around the throttle body (injector socket..) and the o2 sensor. It has at least one wire for the transmission, but I can't tell if it has the other two, the 5th/reverse light swith, and I think there's one more but ATM it escapes me.
I know I need to keep the starter and alternator wires from the driver side, but stuff like the old EGR wires, IAC valve, injector wires, intake mani wires, ..., and AC relay still need to go. Should I try to keep the wires for the other 2 sensors on the transmission, or should the BP harness have it, the only one I can see with the same socket is the one with the fins on the side, but I know there's 3 sensors on the transmission.
Looking for any input, can someone give me a quick rundown of the Main fuses, are all of those comming from the starting system to the Main Fuse box, then to the ECU where I'll have to splice them into the new harness that plugs into the ECU? I know.. I should have just started with a festy and wouldn't be messing with this junk, but nobody ever accused me of being smart.
Also, just to make it harder, I plan on eliminating the ignition switch and having a push button start. I'll end up basically not having an "acc" position, just run/start.
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