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09-02-2005, 11:04 AM | #1 | |
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CAS Wire Question & Machinest Question
Last Thursday I bought a 1g 4g63T complete Head, Intake, TB w/all the sensors for $68.36 from the local yard to finish up my 6bolt. My 96 GSX is one of the crazy years where the CAS isn't connected to the Camshaft. Will I need to go back to the yard and snag that CAS harness/plugs for the sensor? Eventually I'll be doing a 6bolt swap and I just didn't think about it when I was out there.
I might end up having enough cash before winter to get this Block/Head Hot Tanked; The Block Honed; Crank Pollished and the (stock) Rotating Assembly Ballanced w/Flywheel. I bought a Cometic 85.5mm New for $45 On here about 6 months ago (Hope to god I dont have to Bore the block), and I was wondering if I needed a "RA30" Head finish done while the block and head was at the machinest for a better seal with this HG? I'll also (eventually) be buying ARP head studs just becasue their isn't much point of skimping $90 once you'll gone that far. Am I missing anything? Thanks Guys!
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I might not be reading this right, I'm confused for some reason. But I do the wiring on the vehicle end of the harness. So not cas wont matter. It would be nice to have a crap one so you can use the connector for a less permanent solution though. I think it's RRE or FP that sells a plug and play harness though. Did a 6 bolt swap with one last week, what a time saver that thing was... 60 bucks or so very well spent IMO, but maybe I'm just getting lazy in my old age Quote:
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09-02-2005, 01:21 PM | #3 | ||
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What I know for sure is my 96 GSX doesn't have the same CAS location. Will I need to Male Plug that connects into the 1g CAS from the 94 Talon that it came from? Im unsure if my 96 GSX has the same style connection. I'm also unsure if the wires from my 96 GSX is long enough to alow it to stretch upto the side of the Cylinder Head where the CAS is located on this 1g Head. Shit, I hope that makes sence.
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"sense?" LMAO, had to...
I'm still lost. Do we agree that your car has the CAS behind the intake cam gear? The wiring when done by hand according to the RRE site will require lengthening the wires to reach over to the passenger side of the head, where the 1g cas and 97-99 cas mounts up. If you get the adapter harness I mentioned above it is long enough to make the reach over there FYI. It definitely does not plug right in. The 1g cas works entirely different than the 2g setup. RRE has the wiring diagrams. There are 2 versions, ignore the fancy one with the chip, you can invert the cas signal in DSMlink. I think I may have found the source of the condusion... You don't have the wiring harness/pigtail for the 1g CAS do you You'll need that, unless you get the plug and play harness mentioned above.
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http://www.roadraceengineering.com/1gcasin2g95-96M2.htm Quote:
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09-02-2005, 06:46 PM | #6 | |
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Re: CAS Wire Question & Machinest Question
cut them. i havent done a 6 bolt in a 2g but it sounds like you should snag about a foot of wire with them. just cut the tape and shit off the harness and dig out a foot of wire to keep with the plug.
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09-02-2005, 11:34 PM | #7 | |
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Rodger that.
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09-03-2005, 11:10 AM | #8 | |
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Yes, that is the RRE diagram to use. You will have to swap the plug wires/coils since the 1g cas puts out a signal that is out of phase relative to the stock setup.
Glad we finally got to the bottom of this. I was starting to think I must be an asshole or something. I'm not always all there...
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09-03-2005, 01:57 PM | #9 | |
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Good help is hard to find. Thanks for the.....Patience.
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