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20v Swaps Everything you need to know about putting the 20 valve 4A-GE in your AW11 MK1 MR2.

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Old 05-26-2009, 04:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Few 20v questions.

I just bought a harness from 240kat and it was made by mr220v and I cant find where a few plugs are. I cant find the water temp plug on the harness. Also, my ignitor I got with my 20v harness, only 2 plugs fit. I took pics but they were with my iphone so they may not be great. Any help will be appreciated.



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Old 05-26-2009, 06:04 PM   #2 (permalink)
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The yellowing 2pin thing is for an engine bay temp sensor for the fan module.

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Picture 1 is your coil ignition pack, which must be grounded.
Picture 2 is the engine temp, connects to the engine bay air temperature sensor that sat over the transaxle, (controls the fan in the fender)
Picture 3&4 search for matching connectors possibly alternator, O2 sensor or plugs in harness inside of rear trunk.
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That looks like it would be for the O2 sensor then. Thanks, I take it I cant use the stock one? Which one would you reccomend?
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1991 previa o2's are good. If you buy it at autozone, the flange is an adapter. Unscrew it and mount it like a normal o2. Gives you a little bit of flexibility.
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I'm using a universal O2 for my setup.. do I have the following wires right?

(O2 sensor wiring connector- Female end)
1 2
3 4

(Male end)
2 1
4 3

1- Signal
2- Battery + (heater)
3- Battery + (heater)
4- Ground
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