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--- On Tue, 4/3/12, John Charlton <jacharl@...> wrote:

From: John Charlton <jacharl@...>
Subject: Re: [subaruvanagon] Wiring Harness instruction help
To: "subaruvanagon@..." <subaruvanagon@...>
Date: Tuesday, April 3, 2012, 9:44 AM
















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When I did my 2.5 conversion a couple of years ago, I debated with myself over the harness, just as you are. In the end, although I felt capable of doing the harness myself, and considering all of the potential issues both prior to start up, at start up and thereafter when on the road, I decided that it was probably money well spent to have the guru of subaru, Tom Shiels , do the harness for me.? As expected, everything worked first time, works everytime and if I have an issue with the vehicle/engine, I know that its not in the harness.? To me, taking that?factor out of the long equation of doing an engine conversion was well worth the expense.



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From: Todd <tschroeder0@...>

To: subaruvanagon@...

Sent: Tuesday, April 3, 2012 11:26 AM

Subject: [subaruvanagon] Wiring Harness instruction help



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Hi all,



Just trying to narrow down where to start with my wiring harness.

I have picked up a 2.2 from a 1997 Legacy (automatic)



I called RMW where I will be getting my kit and was surprised to learn that they do not offer any instruction kit to do your own harness.



Through a friend I have one of the KEP (I think this is where it's from)

6ft foldout layout instruction for the harness it says on the lower right hand corner : "Revision C, redrawn march 6, 1997"



So my question is, do you think this will get me through? if not who's kit is the "best" to go with. This is my first time and I of course want to do it right. Is the small car "kit" for wiring worth the money?



Just looking for some direction. Thank you all very much.



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