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Injectors/atr inlet
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OK been thinking about this. Is the injector ports only modified due to obd1 injectors having a different spray pattern? If this is the case surely I can use Obd2 injectors without modifying the ports? I'll need to obviously bypass the resistor box but surely that's an easier option than modifying the inlet and then having custom fuel rail mounts made up.
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Yep, the 4 red wires and single black (or vice versa) that run into the resistor box need to be cut before the resistor box and all 5 spliced together.
I cut the plug off the resistor box on mine, leaving equal length tails and then splices those together. That means you're not hacking up your main harness.
I did a write up in my build thread if you can find it
I cut the plug off the resistor box on mine, leaving equal length tails and then splices those together. That means you're not hacking up your main harness.
I did a write up in my build thread if you can find it
