Subject	Strictly concerning transmissions, it should be fine
Posted by	BobbyT on June 21, 2008 at 6:31 PM
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In Reply To	NA auto and manual engine harness differences/compatibility posted by tlmaniac on June 21, 2008 at 05:44 PM
Message	That is to say, an automatic transmission needs its connectors hooked up and a computer telling it what to do, but a manual transmission needs no instructions. I can't speak to whether there are any secondary differences like a plug for something else being in a different location and the harness not reaching, but the one thing I can think of to check is how you'll handle the clutch switch. Also, I really hope you're making your new connections with good soldered joints, then sealed with heat shrink tubing, and protected with electrical tape. Anything else is just plain lazy, and downright wrong for something as critical as connecting the whole harness to the ECU.
Follow Ups	NA auto and manual engine harness differences/compatibility - tlmaniac 17:44:04 06/21/08 Strictly concerning transmissions, it should be fine - BobbyT 18:31:27 06/21/08 Re: Strictly concerning transmissions, it should be fine - tlmaniac 20:03:09 06/21/08 Why don't you order a new one? - ZXRider(SoCal) 21:58:26 06/21/08 Buy a new EFI harness, don't put yourself through this. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:08:07 06/23/08 Re: Buy a new EFI harness, don't put yourself through this. - tlmaniac 20:20:42 06/23/08 A new harness is ~$350 - tell him its a must, the auto - Bernie (NoVA) 23:55:02 06/23/08
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