Subject	EFI Harness. LHD vs RHD.
Posted by	fuzzymonkey on September 27, 2010 at 1:13 PM
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Message	My car is RHD and I am in need of a new EFI harness. The price difference at Z1 is about $300 ($400 for LHD, $700 for RHD). I believe is just a markup since if you have a rhd, and you need one...you need one. I asked Bernie about if he knew if the LHD which he sells, would work on my RHD. Quote: "In general they are the same except the leads to the ecu connector are for the other side of the firewall - I believe you'd actually have wire to spare." Can anyone confirm that i'd "have wire to spare"? The "I believe" part isn't making me quite confident. I'd hate to be out $400...then have to spend another $700. Thanks!
Follow Ups	EFI Harness. LHD vs RHD. - fuzzymonkey 13:13:47 09/27/10 On a LHD car the harness comes out of the pass foot well - Bernie (NoVA) 13:17:39 09/27/10 How about some pictures of the problem? - Jehannum 13:19:13 09/27/10 There isn't a problem per say...but if the motor will be out - fuzzymonkey 13:27:44 09/27/10 It's your call. - Jehannum 14:11:21 09/27/10 The price premium isn't because you are driving a RHD, it's - MixManMash 14:01:21 09/27/10 search 3ZC. there is a thread about this - ali300zx 14:14:01 09/27/10 Thanks for the info! Will check out 3zc shortly! About the - fuzzymonkey 14:23:17 09/27/10 Re: Thanks for the info! Will check out 3zc shortly! About the - ali300zx 14:30:42 09/27/10 If it had the egr, it is not a '99 motor. Have pictures of - Bernie (NoVA) 14:48:28 09/27/10 Currently in the car. Will be pulling within a month! I'll - fuzzymonkey 14:50:08 09/27/10 97+ (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 14:54:42 09/27/10 cool - ali300zx 20:17:26 09/27/10 Thats clean! (n/m) - Zluster 17:38:47 09/29/10
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