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Evening all,
I'm brand new here and was hoping to get some help with regards to wiring the seat 1.9TDI ecu into my classic Talbot camper,
Background info:
I have the complete seat Ibiza, we have removed engine and gearbox and with the engine side of esc wiring still attached to the engine. Unfortunately the cabin wiring would no come out as easy in the time we had! We have also removed the DBW pedal and all the relays with wires attached as well as the cluster and brake and clutch switches.
so currently i am left with the large ecu connector from the cabin area of the car with Map and Maf and vacuum attached, then there are a lot of wires from the plug that went to a distribution block to the fuse panel in the car(these were cut).
Please can some one help with a simplified way of wiring this? I don't need the cluster and i plan to use the key from the camper (original Talbot for ignition and start).
I'm real great full for any info, and i do plan to get the immo removed and a remap as it would be rude not to.
Cheers all
I'm brand new here and was hoping to get some help with regards to wiring the seat 1.9TDI ecu into my classic Talbot camper,
Background info:
I have the complete seat Ibiza, we have removed engine and gearbox and with the engine side of esc wiring still attached to the engine. Unfortunately the cabin wiring would no come out as easy in the time we had! We have also removed the DBW pedal and all the relays with wires attached as well as the cluster and brake and clutch switches.
so currently i am left with the large ecu connector from the cabin area of the car with Map and Maf and vacuum attached, then there are a lot of wires from the plug that went to a distribution block to the fuse panel in the car(these were cut).
Please can some one help with a simplified way of wiring this? I don't need the cluster and i plan to use the key from the camper (original Talbot for ignition and start).
I'm real great full for any info, and i do plan to get the immo removed and a remap as it would be rude not to.
Cheers all