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08-07-2004, 16:56
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#1 | | MIGWeb User
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| 2.0 8v nova conversion im in the middle of doin one at the moment. Im having trouble seperating the cv joints from the driveshafts. have split the pin but cant seem to seperate it. also i think i mite have a few problems wen it comes to the wiring how hard is this im transplanting into a 1.4sr btw so there is fuel pump etc but i have one sorted.
cheers
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08-07-2004, 17:01
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#2 | | Banned
Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Turbo Country!! Drives: A Nissan and a Vaux
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion when in doubt...
Grab an angle grinder  |
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08-07-2004, 17:02
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#3 | | MIGWeb User
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion erm im trying to make 2.0 driveshafts out of mkII cav and nova gte ones so that wouldnt really help |
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08-07-2004, 17:07
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion bahh.. spoilsport  |
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08-07-2004, 17:11
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion You have to spread the circlip in the CV and keep it spread. Then give the CV a light tap with a mallet to persuade it to fall off.
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08-07-2004, 17:13
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#6 | | MIGWeb User
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion oh yeah forgot about that. cheers for the help. if i have any probs withn the loom and ecu is there any1 near north wales who knows what theyre doing and is in need of a crate or two of beer? |
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08-07-2004, 17:16
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion Wiring is a peice of cake.
Brown/ yellow or brown/ blue = fault light depending on age of engine.
Brown/ white = ground this to flash codes.
Black = ignition feed, connect to the black near the coil is best.
Green = tacho feed, again, there's a convnient one near the coil.
Red = +ve, straight to battery.
Red/ blue = fuel pump. Connect to the fat terminal on the pump, via a 20A fuse. Ground the other side to the chassis somewhere.
All the rest you can just tape up. |
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08-07-2004, 17:20
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#8 | | MIGWeb User
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion dint think it was that simple. wot fuel pumps do u guys use wen u do your conversions? |
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08-07-2004, 17:24
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#9 | | Administrator
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion Any external one will do fine. My 20XE Nova runs on a 1.6 GTE pump, jubilee clipped to the rear chassis. As long as you're not running loony power it's fine. You'll need an injection tank, too ideally. |
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08-07-2004, 17:26
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#10 | | MIGWeb User
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion back to the wiring again sorry. so all i have to do is plug the ecu in and all the sensors etc then make the connections u told me and thats it?? can i use my sr ignition coil etc then?  |
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08-07-2004, 18:02
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#11 | | Administrator
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion No, you'll have to use the coil that matches the engines.
But yes, plug all in and make those connections and away she goes. |
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08-07-2004, 18:05
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#12 | | MIGWeb User
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion cheers for your help dan much obliged. |
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08-07-2004, 20:30
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#13 | | MIGWeb User
Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: south woodford Drives: tigra
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion cheers for that dan as its me doing the wiring 2moro and jimmy was finding out for me while i was at work!!! |
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08-07-2004, 20:34
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#14 | | Administrator
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion Aha! It's easy, troost me. |
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19-11-2008, 20:42
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion Quote:
Originally Posted by Astra Dan Aha! It's easy, troost me. | hi
i am looking for some info i have a nova gte, i am looking at putting a 2.0 8v in it with twin 40s, can you tell me how to do this, and if i use the 2 ltr brakes do i have to turn them down or not and just use the gte shafts with the 2ltr cv
thnx
paul |
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21-11-2008, 11:20
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#16 | | Administrator
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| Re: 2.0 8v nova conversion Use the search function please. |
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