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pom
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Post by pom »

really need help to wire my v6 vn motor into my hilux im struggling anyone want to do a cashy or give me some idea much appreciated aaron 0431718878
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I'd do it, might be a bit far away to drop your car off but :D
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Post by pom »

haha yeh if only cos damn im struggling!!!! even a coulour code or something :cry:
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Post by DamTriton »

Both Haynes and Gregory's do a workshop manual which have the wiring and colour code information. Check out you Super Cheap Auto/Big W/local auto electrical wholesaler (Bursons).

The information is out there and freely available for about $50 or less, what is your time and frustration worth?
George Carlin, an American Comedian said; "Think of how stupid the average person is, and realise that half of them are stupider than that".
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Post by pom »

yeh i got both manuals but it was still confusing so i cut the loom back all axcessories goneeeeeeee.. doors etc. now im left with relays and it works... :armsup:
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Post by troopy94 »

i used whats called a speedway harness that was made up bu a guy over here in wa called ian beard it was very easy to use as it it only required about 7 wires.i think the cost of it was $300 but we had it running in less than an hour.
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