This 100%. I foresee an ongoing battle with electrical gremlins. Not to mention getting this to work is the equivalent of getting a super nintendo to boot a nintendo 64 game. Even if you made it work, it would be limited and a lot more work than just running the dett harness and computer. I even have pretty much everything you could possibly need except id strongly recommend a new harness and id gladly part with all of it. I like the idea of this swap and almost took it on myself once upon a time.NolimitZ32 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 14, 2017 6:24 amI would suggest that you rip out whatever ridiculousness the "Electrical Engineer" compiled and run the proper EFI harness and ECU, you'll have to trace and supply power and grounds to the harness but you will be so much happier running the right ECU for the engine.
DOH, Yes you are right, for some reason I was thinking SR20DET; LOLZinprogress wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 12:36 pmNo, the rb20det is a 6cyl and is actually an original engine to the z31. It was the 200zr in japan, pretty neat car actually. So knowing that, the god forsaken combination seems a little less difficult knowing that the z32 cas is a common swap to that motor.
So once again, back to one of my original questions: Have you tried to pull codes or check to see if the ecu even powers up? Also im really willing to help you trudge through trying to diagnose this thing but if you dont figure out how to post pictures of this thing i will definitely lose interest!
Progress, give me you email do I can shoot you some pictures, I'm operating off my phone. I know you're knowledgeable enough to shed some light on the situation.Zinprogress wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 12:36 pmNo, the rb20det is a 6cyl and is actually an original engine to the z31. It was the 200zr in japan, pretty neat car actually. So knowing that, the god forsaken combination seems a little less difficult knowing that the z32 cas is a common swap to that motor.
So once again, back to one of my original questions: Have you tried to pull codes or check to see if the ecu even powers up? Also im really willing to help you trudge through trying to diagnose this thing but if you dont figure out how to post pictures of this thing i will definitely lose interest!
Honestly. I've seen some gnarly(in a good way) SR's in my area, they're easy to build and parts are way more common to come by than VG parts. But I'm a Z guy so I'll stick to my V6's.Zinprogress wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 2:23 pmI figured lol, you dont hear too much about the 2.0 inline six these days but that sr is everywhere!
Nope. Also I don't think the knock sensor is going to keep it from running. But I'm sure the ECU will throw another code when it's fixed.