StricNyne wrote:its a completely far from stock swap .....do u have a problem with me ? everytime i post something i notice your the first person with a negative outlook dont get me wrong i am a d!ck at times but it seems towards me your always a d!ck i didnt explain the problem as good as i thought, i have 2 rb26 harness, both r33 and both look completely differant, one has a **** load of plugs that i cannot identify, if i was looking for lets say a maf plug or o2 sensor plug yes i could use a multimeter and track it back ( i have a toner for that it makes it easier) one harness is from scotts car which i know he eliminated some plugs that he didnt need, but the other is completely uncut, i repaired all the wiring on it, so its basically a perfect oem harness and i dont see ANYTHING on it that looks liek the s14 m63 plug... so i dont know what to rip in every diagram i have my plugs are differant (outside of obvious like coilpacks, or cas or inj) there is literally 10 plugs that i have no ****ing clue where they go, i took pics of them but when i was away at training someone deleted pics and i havent retaken them yet
hah, i already stated the problem with your thread earlier. in general, you act like everything is SO impossibly hard. i would provide the same response to anyone posting this type of question. if you knew how to use the multimeter you would be able to identify all the plugs on your harnesses in 30 minutes.
ok let me be a bit more constructive and hold your hand. sit down and take a look at your harnesses. chances are the harness that you don't see the f4 m63 looking plug on is not an r33 harness. what color are the relays on it? if you don't see the f4 m63, it is probably from an r32. r32 plugs are similar to s13 style, not s14 style.. so no f4 m63. STILL, you should be able to easily trace those wires. any wire that is before the firewall grommet on the ECU side is something you need to wire to your f4 m63.
stop putting weird thoughts into your own head about diff temp, hicas sensors, attesa, whatever. they are unrelated to the engine harness.