well looking at the harness that was chopped it ran from below the intake manifold has the diagnosis port and the ignitor. i matched all the wires except 2 wires see pic what do i do with these 2 wires....green with red stripe and brown they run from small connector on ignitor...sporry wrong pic...
okay so i wired up the igniter matched the wires but i have about 12 wires left back from the harness where the ignitor and the diagnosis connector is athached i want to assume that those wires are going to the JDM fuse box?
if it is do they splice into the ea2 connector as well or is the ea2...
i guess i shuold have read the complete tread.
so can i take the female portion of the ea2 plug and match the 3 alternator wires by color and extended over to the alternator.
i assume...that the ring terminal on the alternator needs to be extended to the alternator as well...
i do not know because ther is no fan on the engine or anywhere.
the guy that put the engine in the vehicle claimed the 1jz engine came from a jdm supra frt cut. for some reason i want to belive it is from a soarer is there any other way to make sure of it.?
so what about these plugs EB2, EB1,IJ1, IJ2, IK1, IK2 how do i distinguish them ?
are these plugs on my harness remenber i have a 1jz with an auto trans and the ecu connectors have 4 rows of wires not 2 .
sean
okay i inspected the car today the vin tag says it is a MA70 the harness is a 7m the 1jz has an auto trani athached to it oil pan sump is in the rear the ecu connectors have 4 rows of wires on the plugs.
i read all the write ups on the forums and found AF1Jz write upto be very simple
i located...
well i had a friend call me over to check out this swap he was doing on his 1990 Supra turbo auto. i liftes the hood only to see a 1JZ sitting inside the engine bay with wires like crazy going everywhere.
he said my car was sitting in a shop for 5 months and they did not know how to wire it up...
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