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Tue Apr 01, 2008 12:09 pm
Okay, so I havent really posted here, ever. Mostly because anything I've ever had a problem with has already been discussed, so I have never had to post over a problem. I'm also really new to the area as I just got out of the service and moved to my wife's hometown in Maryville TN. I really don't know where anything is around here. So here goes, as the title says, I have a 95 240sx that I swapped a ca18det into(dare to be different, and prefer cast iron blocks in case you are wondering). I had yuri at wiring specialties do the harness for me. Everything went together fine except for the drive shaft being a little shorter than needed, and the fact that I can't get the fuel pump to prime or turn on and and I have no spark. I need to find somewhere around here that can cut a one piece drive shaft for me, but most importantly I need to get spark and fuel. I'm not getting proper power at the ecu it seems, as i have to jumper the wire at the relay yuri installed in order to make it ground properly, but that still doesn't make my fuel pump turn on or give me spark. I would have done it myself if I didn't suck at wiring. On a good note, I just finished replacing my transmission. In case anyone is curious, ANY 240sx transmission, Including the 6 speed will fit a ca18det. All you have to do is swap the bellhousing off the ca18det transmission and use a ca18det clutch assembly it's about a two hour job. Does anyone know if the driveshaft in an s14 is longer than in an s13? If so I need to find one. Anyway, I'm getting pretty wore out trying to figure this mess out, so if anyone has had any similar problems, or has any suggestions for a reputable shop in the area who could help (with the engine or the driveshaft issue), or even in the are who is curious about taking a look at it let me know what ya got people. thanks. And please don't flame any more than necessary. Like I said, I have done alot of searching on this already and can't seem to find an answer.