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engine removal - wiring loom


simbasupra

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Hi guys

 

Im removing my 2jz-gte out of my uk supra. Im at the stage of removing the wiring loom from inside the car, i have removed the glovebox, passenger airbag and a air duct, however i still cant see where the wiring loom enters the car. How much do i have to strip out of the interior? does the dash have to come out?

 

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Dont rip anything else out!! It's dead easy just simply pull back the passenger footwell carpet, unscrew the ecu plastic kick guard then unplug the ecu. There is 2 connectors one of which pulls out the other has a 10mm bolt in the middle. Also follow the loom down the firewall as there is about 3-4 more small connectors down that area. You should be able to see quite clearly everything by laying in the footwell. Once this is all unplugged start pulling the loom out from the bulkhead wiggling it as you go. Dont force any thing just take your time.

 

Luckily mine came out within 30 seconds, it might help taping a bag around the connectors from inside the car so nothing gets caught.

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****Best me to it lol....,****

 

 

You don't have to strip it, undo the 2 bolts in the engine bay that hold the loom on

 

Unplug everything down by the ecu

 

There are a few plugs that plug in to the car aswell as ecu

 

Then pull the whole loom through from the engine bay side, be careful not to damage plugs or wires

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