Can you spot.....
#3
Rennlist Member
Well, let's see:
- Proper lighting
- Positive terminal cover
- Wire to the intake temp sensor
- Intake tubes look funny
- Fuel rail covers, and
- oh, the hood
#7
Rennlist Member
twin electric fans...
hood closed switch (don't know its name)...
proper windshield wiper arm on driver side...
hood & shocks...
electrical connector to sensor on top of intake
hood closed switch (don't know its name)...
proper windshield wiper arm on driver side...
hood & shocks...
electrical connector to sensor on top of intake
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#13
Looks like it's missing some coils. This the C-GT COP car?
#14
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
First off there is no MAF so the K&N is not an issue.
The hood pin was disconnected.
The car is an 86 with an 89 motor. Koenig car.
So the intake temp sensor for the fans will not be used.
But yes the car has COP ign now.
And sorry about the focus I was trying to not use the flash as otherwise I got a ton of those little what dots in the pic.
But I was mainly going for the lack of HT plug leads.
The hood pin was disconnected.
The car is an 86 with an 89 motor. Koenig car.
So the intake temp sensor for the fans will not be used.
But yes the car has COP ign now.
And sorry about the focus I was trying to not use the flash as otherwise I got a ton of those little what dots in the pic.
But I was mainly going for the lack of HT plug leads.
#15
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
I also wanted to mention on this install I put the LC1 controller in the engine bay. So the O2 change is easy. I also changed the layout of the wires. The CPS is now connected on the drivers side of the intake manifold. So much easier to access. All the Bosch EV1 connectors have the new easy removal spring on them. I also put the wires for the idle stabilizer through the side of the intake manifold the wiring is much cleaner and easier to remove.