You can get the wire with pin from the dealer. [emoji6] Anyone with Etka can get pn. It's associated parts for the plug.
Cancel order [emoji21] Tool is a laser 3932 http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=271542204724
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171436880693?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT ordered one of these along with the tool tshirt2k
All sorted mate but thanks. on Another note i really really appreciate all the advice given. to be honest i just had about enough to quit yesterday. but feeling really good today. i know its not running as of yet but things are looking positive. Drinks are on me at the next meet!!! (be a quick round though )
This is not going to plan.. i tried soldering and as i was noticed more cable had burnt (or cable showing) so having brought a spare loom i want to cut that down and put on my current loom however i have 3 cables coming out to my coils (on the old coil part of loom) and my new one has loads old part 3 cables going into quite a few [/URL][/IMG] new loom from awesome gti [/URL][/IMG] or am i able to send this to someone (plus moneys to have this done) im not very good at this
There are 4 wires that come off the coil connector as shown in the picture. The earth for the coil on 2 and the amplifier earth on 4. Pin 1 is a common 12v ignition supply and pin 3 come the relevant ECU trigger. Your ECU will have a common 12v, the trigger wire and and earth which will be common with an engine ground.
right i think ive done it.. just copied the old tired looking coil loom. 4x pin 1 = purple+black soldered together (labelled L r/y) 4x pin 2 = brown soldered together (labelled E/B pin 3 for coil 1 = purple/black (small) and pin 3 for coil 4 black/purple (small) soldered together (labelled 1/4 g/g) pin 3 for coil 2 black/yellow (small) and pin 3 purple/black (small soldered together (labelled 2/3 b/gr) pin 4 brown/yellow soldered together (labelled EB) [/URL][/IMG] hope that makes sense and i hope ive done it right.. now to wire up to the car
Are you ok with the soldering? I like to offset each wire slightly do the joins are not altogether when I wrap the loom back up. I wrap the copper strands, put the soldering iron underneath then let it 'pull' the solder into the wires.