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> Two questions: Driveshafts and switched +12v, before or after engine goes back in?
falcor75
post Jun 20 2015, 12:00 AM
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So I'm getting ready to put my engine and gearbox back in after two years. I remember getting it out was a little tricky due to the driveshafts. Do they need to go back in before the engine?

Question two: Is there any place on the engine bay relay board that's suitable to pull an extra switched +12v out to my new ecu?
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post Jun 20 2015, 07:50 AM
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I will strongly disagree .... put the CVs in prior to installation of the engine. To get the CV at the right angle to install into the trailing arm (hub) is difficult with the drive train in place. I use coat hanger wire to pull the CV up and wire it to the springs so they are out of the way installing the tranny (or drive train as it may be)

Just my opinion.

On your relay board, switched power is available from pin 30 on any of the relays, or Pin 12 /14 on the 14 pin main body harness connector or Pin 12 on the 12 pin engine harness.
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