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Old 28-12-13, 09:51 PM   #1
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Does anybody have a wiring diagram or a guide for converting a 120 loom to a vvc loom? Thanks
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Goldie done mine so, sorry cant tell you how.

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Just a thought but would the loom off a ZR 160 not solve your issues?
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I have the full 160 car there but apparently the loom is not just plug and play,

Apparently its easier to use the 120 loom from the zs with the vvc wire spliced in
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Goldie done mine so, sorry cant tell you how.



seriously though he aint a bad guy or a Spoff

He knows his stuff inside oot & back 2 front

ask him for help at a good price.

You wont find better.

I have spoke to a few people but they dont seem to want to tell you where to splice the vvc wires,

i have always been one for having a go myself
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then find yourself a copy of RAVE and look through the wiring schematics?!

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Got it, will have a look now,

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Got it ;D

Time to start splitting looms

Thanks

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Ok so after looking, the cam sensor wires need to be changed, the oil temp switch wires need to be changed, then you need power to the increase and decrease solenoid that then go back to the ecu,

Gettin there

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