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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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dude the s4 and s5 is not really that different on a microtech harness, different injector plugs, different coolant temp sensor plugs, etc... but overall you only have:
4 injectors 1 coolant temp 1 air temp leading coil trailing coil TPS and that's all I can think off. Not too hard really. Get some of those quick cut cut wire stripping pliers and some Knipex professional crimping pliers, and a heat gun, should be done in no time. most of the time you can just use heat shrink crimps and convert most of the plugs over. Microtech has a wiring diagram and installation guide on their website.
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Best way would be to use an s4 front cover, and mount the s4 omp on. Then you will still need an s4 turbo throttle body to butcher with an s5 turbo one so that you can connect the s4 omp linkage. I got mine to work that way. (S5 TB with s4 OMP)
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