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Wizard50369
09-05-2005, 11:58 PM
Ok, here's my little story. Early Febuary my waterpump went out. So I decided to rebuild the entire engine because I didn't know when the timing belt or antyhing else was changed. Well, I finally bought and installed all the parts I neded. Before I started rebuilding the engine, It didn't have spark. I ordered a coil pack, a power transistor and overnight shipping from some guy in Cali. After 3 weeks of emailing back and forth, my parts still are not here. My friend Jake has a 1992 Eagle Talon N/T 2.0 and I have a 1990 TSI. I found a website that shows how to use the 92 CP and Power TR in a 90. What I was wondering is the N/T CP and Power TR different than the turbo? Or can I "barrow" a few parts from my friends car? I looked at the wire colors and they are different, but that doesn't really mean anything to me. This is the last thing I need to get my car on the road and I'm getting impatient!

Goat Blower
09-06-2005, 02:34 PM
I know there's definitely differences between the 90 and 92 parts, but there shouldn't be any difference from turbo to NT for these.

Wizard50369
09-06-2005, 05:43 PM
Ok. I guess I'll try it than. The coil pack from the 92 has a black, white and red wire. The connector for the power tr doesnt have a red wire is why I was so hesitant to use them. I didn't want to ruin my rebuilt engine.

Goat Blower
09-06-2005, 06:14 PM
The worst it will do is not fire.

jcline
09-06-2005, 08:25 PM
The colors of the wires on the 92 coil pack are different only on the unit itself. The main harness has the same colors. So I hooked it up and upon stripping back a few of the wires, I noticed alot where black, like a little electrical fire happened. I tried starting it and of course still no spark. My question is, where should I start investigating these burnt wires? Does anyone know what voltage each of the wires should get so I can check with a DMM? Almost done with the car, yet so far away. DSM should stand for "Doesn't Start or Move" :D

jcline
09-06-2005, 08:25 PM
Ooops, this is Wizard50369, I didnt notice I was on my friends name

rk4g63
09-07-2005, 10:33 AM
Hey just call the dealer and ask. Try calling 2-3 dealers (just to ensure they're not jerking you around) and you'll get the answer you need.

Wizard50369
09-07-2005, 01:21 PM
DEALER!! I hate dealers, I thought that's why they made these forums. Lol. I'll try the dealer than.

rk4g63
09-07-2005, 01:32 PM
Actually you could also try the tech forum and do a search. That might help you too.

Jakey
09-07-2005, 03:36 PM
DEALER!! I hate dealers, I thought that's why they made these forums. Lol. I'll try the dealer than.


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