Reply to "EFI conversion of my Spyder"

DannyP

I'm continuing to make progress.

Today I built the injector, TPS, and temp sensor harnesses. They are run to the ECU, but I have to secure them to the frame then terminate them.

This is how I did the harnesses. I taped then pulled wires into 4 foot heatshrink. Mig wire works as a fish, you have to bend a hook in it and pierce some insulation before you tape it.

My bench is pretty messy, but hey it's a working shop.

To be continued, tomorrow.

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