This thread is an education in how to rebuild complete wire harnesses for complete KJ fuel injector and ignition coil circuits.
In hindsight, this was actually a very simple effort after subtracting out a lot of trial and error. What follows is the streamlined "How To" broken out into 8 sections.
Contents
0. Various observations and warnings (especially for novices like me) regarding strategy, tactics, risks, planning.
1. The appropriate Service Manual (for your specific vehicle) content regarding circuits, routing,
2. The necessary physical components that you will need to identify (examples are for 2003 KJ 3.7L)
3. Tools that you will need
4. Where to buy components and tools
5. How to lay out your bare wires
6. Splicing and splice insulation
6. How to correctly attach terminals to wires, set those terminals into sealed connectors, test conductivity
7. Installing new harness(es) temporarily to test for effectiveness, then do the final permanent splice-in
In hindsight, this was actually a very simple effort after subtracting out a lot of trial and error. What follows is the streamlined "How To" broken out into 8 sections.
Contents
0. Various observations and warnings (especially for novices like me) regarding strategy, tactics, risks, planning.
1. The appropriate Service Manual (for your specific vehicle) content regarding circuits, routing,
2. The necessary physical components that you will need to identify (examples are for 2003 KJ 3.7L)
3. Tools that you will need
4. Where to buy components and tools
5. How to lay out your bare wires
6. Splicing and splice insulation
6. How to correctly attach terminals to wires, set those terminals into sealed connectors, test conductivity
7. Installing new harness(es) temporarily to test for effectiveness, then do the final permanent splice-in