Pocket

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Count up how many terminals you're using on the PCM and add 20. Thats how many slots you'll need. ALOT

Largest Ive seen had 37 slots and was the size of your hand. Those are common in FWD vans

nunan0219

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on my school buses, they use bulkhead duestche (sp) connectors. some of them have up to 40 wires in them, so you could use one for each connector on the pcm.

Pocket

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There you go. 3-4 will do you

nunan0219

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for my total amount of wires needed for the pcm, i couldve used one of them on my project.

t_raven

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There are round MIL-SPEC connectors with 100 terminals, I've never used one that big but I've used some with close to that many and they weren't too big. It would cost a couple hundred bucks to get both connectors so I probably won't do it but it would be sweet to just twist off one connector, pull some bolts and hoses and yank it all out.

t_raven

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I'm in the process of moving all my stuff to another town. Time to get out of Grangeville for good, I hate that town lol. So yesterday I needed the GTA out of the way so I could load up my 67. Since I had to get it out anyway I decided to take it over to where my dad works and pressure wash the engine bay. Sprayed it with some degreaser



All clean




The battery tray is a little rusty



I guess I'll spray paint a few areas while it's apart. The area below the windshield doesn't look so good



This is one of the better pressure washer set ups I've used. They use to have a gas powered one but when it broke down my dad just ordered an electric motor and ran the water through an on demand water heater. It's quiter than the gas one, has more pressure, and you don't have to deal with a burner. I love these Rinnai water heaters. We've installed a lot of them. The water is hot right away and you never run out of hot water. They are compact and more efficient than one with a tank. When I get a house I'm putting one in for each bathroom.

stoning_volcom

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are you a member on thirdgen.org? if not you should deff look into it lot of good people over there and lots of good builds going on

t_raven

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Yeah I'm on there too, I just don't post there much. I'm on too many freakin forums lol

stoning_volcom

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ah ok, just wondering.

Irish350

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awesome link on that wire loom, definitely using that.

how bout a couple of these for the bay? 50 per?
http://www.lane-pilot.com/servlet/Detail?no=56

the_merv

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Nerd..get off the Computer and finish that car.

datenbrick

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LOOKS GREAT I have a hardtop i want to do the same thing to.

Goatman1970

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I always liked this body style for the 82+ years. Always wanted a TA, but so far they've all avoided me. I've owned 4 Formulas, but never a TA!

datenbrick

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the GTA was my 1st sports car, love the conversion

Goatman1970

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Yeah, the problem with them was they were always such turds... Not with the LS engine!

Pocket

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Disposable cheap, fun little cars. Thats about the only saving grace of a 3rd gen

datenbrick

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And you forgot creaky.

Irish350

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Pocket

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They're such a wet noodle, you just about HAVE to install SFCs just to drive them

Takes out the creaky part

t_raven

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Small update. I moved over the last few weeks but I'm about settled in and ready to get back on this.

My clutch and master cylinder showed up.



Freakin FedEx claims they delivered my swap mounts on the same day they delivered the MC but the box is no where to be found. Guess I'm out $90 but if they were going to lose something better those than the MC or clutch. I ordered a new set so maybe by the time they get here I can have the kmember notched and the harness laid out.