1991 Porsche 928 GT- Engine loom question
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I need to replace the engine loom of my 1991 GT.
I found two engine looms to replace mine; one from a 1992 GTS and another one from a 1991 S4. Does anyone know if any of these two looms fit 1991 GT. Also, is there a difference in engine looms of auto and manuals. Thanks for your help.
I found two engine looms to replace mine; one from a 1992 GTS and another one from a 1991 S4. Does anyone know if any of these two looms fit 1991 GT. Also, is there a difference in engine looms of auto and manuals. Thanks for your help.
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89 to 95 the engine wiring harness is the same.
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission?
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By engine loom do you mean the front-of-engine, jump-post to alternator harness, or the LH fuel injection/TPS/ISV/etc harness.
Either way, I agree that either '91/'92 front-of-engine or LH harness is going to work fine on a '91 GT.
But at the risk of venturing off into uncharted Rogerbox territory, on the LH harness, isn't there a different TPS connection on the 94+ auto GTS for that dynamic kickdown thing, y'know, to make the Rogerbox feel a little, more, oh, 'agile'?
And to really nitpick, PET calls out different LH harness P/N's for '89, 90, 91-94 (up to 92RS8 20051, and 94-95. I'm ASSuming the 89-90 change is the position of the ICM connectors, dunno what the change in '91 was, and I think the '94-95 is the kickdown mod (?)
Just speculating a little.
From the '94 Service Info Tech:
Either way, I agree that either '91/'92 front-of-engine or LH harness is going to work fine on a '91 GT.
But at the risk of venturing off into uncharted Rogerbox territory, on the LH harness, isn't there a different TPS connection on the 94+ auto GTS for that dynamic kickdown thing, y'know, to make the Rogerbox feel a little, more, oh, 'agile'?
And to really nitpick, PET calls out different LH harness P/N's for '89, 90, 91-94 (up to 92RS8 20051, and 94-95. I'm ASSuming the 89-90 change is the position of the ICM connectors, dunno what the change in '91 was, and I think the '94-95 is the kickdown mod (?)
Just speculating a little.
From the '94 Service Info Tech:
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Rob - I was referring specifically to the "Engine Wiring Harness" 14 pin/starter/alternator - 928 607 002 17 - currently not available from Porsche.
IIRC the LH Jetronic harness covers the TPS and I am sure that it has a different part number for 94/95. Just checked and it has an engine number split at 20500 but auto/manual are the same.
IIRC the LH Jetronic harness covers the TPS and I am sure that it has a different part number for 94/95. Just checked and it has an engine number split at 20500 but auto/manual are the same.
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Roger- Gotcha- I wrote this long geeked-out treatise on the LH harness and then realized that the OP was likely talking about the engine wiring harness. Duh. ![Smilie](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Per Greg's advice, one can always get the '87-88 engine harness and a two-connector oil pressure sender, in lieu of the NLA '89-95 harness
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...e-harness.html
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Per Greg's advice, one can always get the '87-88 engine harness and a two-connector oil pressure sender, in lieu of the NLA '89-95 harness
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...e-harness.html
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The difference in years between 89 to 95 is the wire colours and the change from 2 pin oil pressure sender to 3 pin sender.
I have previous built front wiring engine harnesses for 89, 90 and 93 models.
I have previous built front wiring engine harnesses for 89, 90 and 93 models.