Resistor box question
You don't need that plug anymore, unless you plan to go back to saturated injectors again. by keeping that plug, it's just easier to reattach that end cap. I think most people just cut and solder on the resistor pack. that's what I did on a 5th gen lude and it's working perfectly, gotta do it to another civic later on this week too.
Only difference I noted was that on the 5th gen lude, there were 6 wires and on the civic there are 8...oh well.
Only difference I noted was that on the 5th gen lude, there were 6 wires and on the civic there are 8...oh well.
Originally Posted by d16z64life
Originally Posted by scttydb411
what i did was take the 4 wires that match on each inj clip and cut them and connected them to the one wire that is different on the resistor box. then the 4 matching wires on the resistor box back to the inj clip where i cut the original wires. no guessing there.
i've been boosting for over 19k miles.
Alright, that is what I did, lets hope it works. Power wires from injectors to 4 wires on resistor box, Other 4 wires connected to single wire from resistor pack. We'll see about it tommorow.
Alright I did what I said I was going to do and nothing is going wrong yet, I am pretty sure the injector wires were connected to nothing else and they were set up so that a resistor box could be attached. Nothing seems to be going wrong as a result of the way I wired it.
Originally Posted by scttydb411
Originally Posted by d16z64life
Originally Posted by scttydb411
what i did was take the 4 wires that match on each inj clip and cut them and connected them to the one wire that is different on the resistor box. then the 4 matching wires on the resistor box back to the inj clip where i cut the original wires. no guessing there.
i've been boosting for over 19k miles.
!I misunderstood what you wrote....carry on
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