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Old 10-05-2003, 11:39 AM
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Question wiring diagrams

We are looking for the wiring diagrams for a 2000 GT with 4.6 SOHC
and a 1999 SVT Cobra DOHC.

We are in the process of dropping the SVT engine into the GT chassis
but the connectors both have female ends. Direct splicing looks like
the best option.

Anyone want to lend info?

oldkitch
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Old 10-05-2003, 01:01 PM
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Re: wiring diagrams

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We are looking for the wiring diagrams for a 2000 GT with 4.6 SOHC
and a 1999 SVT Cobra DOHC.

We are in the process of dropping the SVT engine into the GT chassis
but the connectors both have female ends. Direct splicing looks like
the best option.

Anyone want to lend info?

oldkitch
Sorry for my rudness, but why the fuck do you wanna swap the engine?
Cant you keep the SVT? Or you only got the engine?
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disabled, the svt weighs A LOT.. not that the GT is twig, but it does weigh less...

and if i was u i would just dumb all the computer crap, and use the REAL engine under all that plastic crap, that would turn heads
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Re: wiring diagrams

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disabled, the svt weighs A LOT.. not that the GT is twig, but it does weigh less...

and if i was u i would just dumb all the computer crap, and use the REAL engine under all that plastic crap, that would turn heads
What computer crap? What plastic crap? I will get a car in 1 week, i dont have an engine, not talking even about a FAKE one. Or are you talking to oldkitch?
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Re: Re: wiring diagrams

Sounds like he has just the motor and is swapping the GT's SOHC, 260 hp motor out for the SVT's DOHC, 320 hp powerplant.

oldkitch, have you check with a dealer to see if they can supply a new wiring harness? Or Check out painlessperformance.com they might have an adapter or new harness for cheap.
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