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Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Sat May 14, 2011 7:34 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Thats true

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 10:14 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Got round to starting the wiring today. Went Vardens route with the connector blocks to start off with incase i mixed anything up
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Followed your plans Murran. Am i right in thinking that when you mention the green/violet and solid blue wires that it doesnt matter which ones you actually use as their all connected to the same terminal anyways ?? (theres 3 green violet and 2 blue)
That relay (just next to fuse box plug) just gets chopped of anyway dont it ?
Fuel pump in after some gentle persuasion :hammer It was about the only angle it would go in at and its prob gonner be a pig to connect the hose to it. Which pipes are the feed and return ?? Need to run a live to it. Is that just a matter of buying some wire from maplins or somewhere ?
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Made a bracket from the old engines dipstick thingy to mount the air flow meter
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Regarding the live point for the battery pos etc. Which wires need attaching to this ? I can see 4 in Murrans photo but unsure of which they are. Also, does the starter have 3 wires attatched...2x posives and 1x negative ?

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 11:16 pm
by nas80
You have to run a fused wire and a relay to switch the fuel pump. Make sure you use the fuel pump signal wire from the ecu. As this will prevent the fuel pump running constant when your ignition is on.

You may have to look at realoem to figure which hose does what on that fuel pump.

Your nearly there now!

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 2:09 am
by murran
the fuel pump ecu switched live from the c101 is all you need, no need to worry about adding a relay, thats one of the three already in the loom, just earth the pump.

ill come see what youve done next weekend and the big start up!

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 11:23 am
by DrGonzoPOW
Yeah Buoy! :banana

ps. I need a new battery, i know nothing about batteries....what kind am i getting ?

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 4:04 pm
by e21-Mark
A 325 one.

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 4:37 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
:roll:

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 4:46 pm
by e21-Mark
You did ask. :lol:

I just got a Varta one from GSF although I think you can probably buy cheaper online.

Bosch is £55

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bosch-Car-Battery ... 948wt_1141

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 5:08 pm
by murran
you need an "063" 40odd amp hour. or a slightly more powerful "065" 50odd amp hour. both will fit in the e21 battery tray.

can pick you one up from gsf if you want? might save you some dowwars being at trade price?

do you still need an e30 throlle cable?

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 5:34 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Yeah need the throttle cable mate, was gonner message you about that. If you could get hold of a battery that would be great. How much do they go for ?? Cheers

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 5:54 pm
by murran
just rung gsf....
bosch 063 would be 30 plus vat.
bosch 065 would be 43 plus vat.
2 year guarantee.

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 5:58 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Whichever you think would be best mate. But if i could get away with the cheaper one it would be nice :). Do you want me to paypals you some monies ?? Thanks

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 6:07 pm
by murran
mines running an 063.

monies? just pay me back when i see you next weekend?

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Mon May 16, 2011 6:14 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Totally up to you mate, if you want paypals just drop me a message. Appreciate it, thanks

Re: DrGonzoPOW's 1981 320/6 - M20B25 conversion

Posted: Wed May 18, 2011 9:51 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Gaskets finally came from ze germans so got the exhaust back on this morning. Painted it all up black and banged some new heat shields on
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