all4sr’s wrote:okay.....so i guess this site isnt as helpfull as i thought....
LOL, try and get better help on another site! You'll prob just get flamed. Luckily, this IS the best Nissan site in the Net, and so I'm going to spoon feed you all of the information you want.
Open wide, here it come;1st pic: Clutch fans are mechanical. They don't require any electrical input. That is for the coolant temperature sensor, the gauge cluster temperature sensor, the idle control valve on the side of the intake manifold, or for the fast idle valve under the throttle body.
2nd pic: Rear Thermostat housing. Remember that the spring goes back into that opening and the little pin/hole in the thermostat goes up. I hope you have the thermostat cover, as they're hard to come by, and there isn't a USDM equivalent. You need a coolant flush, BAD.
3rd pic: Cold pipe. You'll have to have it altered to have it work though.
4th pic: Turbo manifold. Stock. It's actually pretty decent up to 300hp. Much faster spooling than the equal length SSAC ones. You'll spool up at least 500rpm faster with this manifold on a GT28R.
5th pic: It's a stock electrical box. Can't remember it's purpose in life off of the top of my head right now, I think it's got something to do with the windshield wipers. Doesn't have anything to do with getting the car running.
6th pic: Windsheild wiper motor.
7th pic: Picture of a CA18DET in an S13. It's got purty blue valve covers. You need to fix that rust on the frame rail and the throttle cable bracket is all bent to up. I'm revoking your electrical taping privledges as well.
8th pic: Blurry pic of vac lines you don't need. Take them off the motor and throw them away.
9th pic: These are the connections for the A/C.
10th pic: That pipe has multiple coolant connections. You have a factory oil cooler, This motor may have come from Europe. If it didn't, then it was originally and auto and the fast idle valve under the throttle body is going to make the car idle at almost 2K rpm when cold on a manual. You can also see the knock sensor in the back round of this picture above the coolant pipe.
11th pic: That is a picture of your car. The 2 front bumpers aren't interchangeable without changing the fenders as well.
12th pic: We generally reccomend that you use this line for the BOV. The CA doesn't have one factory, so you'll need to buy one and have it installed on your intercooler piping. Most of the kits you see will be for the hotpipe coming right out of the turbo. You'll need to route this line across the engine bay if you want to use one of those. If you use a universal kit, then have the adapter welded onto your cold pipe as close to the throttle body as possible and then route this line right to the BOV.
13th pic: Looks like a heater core hose for a RHD car. You don't need this hose, or the metal pipe. You should have taken it off before you put the motor in, as it's going to be VERY hard to remove now.
14th pic: You need to connect that nipple to a nipple on the SUCTION PIPE of the turbo. That is the one that goes from the MAFS to the inlet of the turbo.
15th pic: This fan comes on when the A/C comes on. Unless you hook up the A/C, I wouldn't worry about it.
16th pic: Clutch master cylnder.
17th pic: This is the other PCV hose. It does go to the PCV valve, which should be screwed into the back of the intake manifold.
18th pic: Nipple for the oil drain for the turbo. You should have a large nipple bolted on to the bottom of the turbo. Connect that nipple to this nipple with an oil safe hose. Usually something with a 90° bend it works fine. NO KINKS OR UNEEDED BENDS IN THIS HOSE!!! If it's kinked, the oil won't drain out of the turbo propery, and will cause all kinds of problems and even turbo failure.
19th pic: SR downpipe. You'll need an SR O2 pipe for this to work, or you'll have to have this pipes triangle flange cut, rotated, and welded back on to work.
20th pic: Make sure it comes off of the butterfly actuator. It's the larger of the 2. If it does, you can just remove it for now. It sounds like you're going to have your hands full getting this to run properly the way it is. Worry about the butterfly valves later.
21st pic: Yes, that's the butterfly actuator. For now, just remove the line and leave it alone.
22nd pic: You need more cardboard.
23rd pic: Resistor pack. It'd for the injectors. Leave it alone, you need it.
24th pic: ECU, the motor needs this to run. Plug it in and then read the FSM to see how to check for codes. If you don't have the FSM downloaded yet, do it NOW or people are going to laugh at you and call you mean names.
25th pic: It's fine capped off. It was for the carcoal canister. It's not needed.
26th pic: That's a big fan. How is it wired up?
27th pic: Intake manifold, bent bracket still. I don't think the idle control valve on the side of the manifold has anything plugged into it. It may be the home for that yellow plug we talked about earlier.
28th pic: Large intercooler. You'll have to get a sawsall or air cutter and notch out the bumper bracket. Don't be a looser and just remove the support. That's re taw ded.
29th pic: Fuel lines. IIRC, the top one connects to the top of the fuel filter and the bottom one connects to the tube near the bottom of the fuel filter.
30th pic: That "T" connects to the cold pipe right infront of the TB. That small hose on the cold pipe should connect to that.
31st pic: The fuel filter just clips into the bracket to the left of the filter in this pic on the strut tower.
You have 1 response and 113 views because you posted 31 pics of questions that could have been answered if you had searched and read the FSM (Factory Service Manual). You're obviously not familar with fuel injection systems. That's fine, nobody is born knowing this stuff, but read the FSM, it's got SSSOOOOO much information in it. I'll even save you the trouble of having to click on the sticky at the top of the forum and find the link yourself;
http://www.nicoclub.com/FSM/misc/CA18DE.zip.
NICO isn't all about spoon feeding info to people. We are generally more tolerant of people asking for it than most other forums. You're lucky you're in the CA forum. If you had done this in the SR forum, they would have torn you apart.
Search, read, search, read, search. NICO has been around for long enough, that no question you can think of hasn't already been asked before.
Have a little more appreciation for NICO please. I just spent the last 30min writing this post for you, when you could have found all of this info for yourself.
Welcome to NICO, good luck with your project, no hard feelings, and keep us updated on the project.
-Ryan