Originally Posted by gtswrx Yes, you can just peel the cover off the two cables and join them without even cutting them. Current will take the path with less resistence and completely ignore the resistor.
If you dont like the sound of that, yes, cut the resistor and solder the wires together.
Remember that you can also simply use your old B14 distributor, cut the lower screw tab and use your original untouched B14 harness. I'm surprised how nobody has argued how better / simpler that is and how you can easier get replacement parts for your B14 distributor, which, in fact, is true.
alright im gonna take a look at it tonight, but im pretty sure they are hooked up.
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Originally Posted by lynchfourtwenty the 3 plugs under the battery tray he's talkin about are usualy on a bracket mounted to the frame under where the battery tray would be, above the transmission.. even if they've been moved they must still be in the area cause they cant stretch far unless you add wire.. well atleast on a b13/p10 anyway...
cool thanks, ill check for sure
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Originally Posted by bj200sx fuel lines hooked up correctly?
yes, the lines are hooked up correctly. it still strats but only when i take a spark plug wire off then the car cranks. but if i leave all four wires on the car cranks for days....
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