ofab into mk2 1.1, multi plug what goes where??

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ofab into mk2 1.1, multi plug what goes where??

Postby stavros on Sat Feb 01, 2014 10:15 pm

Hi, please can somebody help me?? i am in the process of putting my rst engine into a mk2 1.1 fez.
everything is done except the wiring. i am using OFAB loom but dont know how to wire engine loom to the car.
i have a basic understanding of electrical stuff but this is just proving to be a bit too much. :x
Any help will be greatly appreciated. cheers :)
p.s, i am new to this site and dont have a great relationship with computers, so please excuse my ignorance if there is something that already explains the answer to my problem.
thanks again.
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Postby mikeymikeyp on Sun Feb 02, 2014 11:47 am

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