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Old 06-19-2019, 07:27 PM   #1
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That is one heck of a project sir. I admire your ambition. Are both cars Tips? If not, I believe there will be harness differences? Possibly computer issues also? Please post updates as you can. I look forward to watching your progress.
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Old 06-20-2019, 03:19 AM   #2
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That is one heck of a project sir. I admire your ambition. Are both cars Tips? If not, I believe there will be harness differences? Possibly computer issues also? Please post updates as you can. I look forward to watching your progress.
Thanks!!

The 2.7L is a 5 speed and thats what I was planning to use. I read it should directly bolt up. In the 944 world, the turbo cars will eventually blow any NA transaxle used. I hope that isnt the case here. I was hoping to do a few DEs with it so I might look into a 6 speed eventually.

I was hoping to use the engine wiring loom from the 2000 Boxster 2.7 on the 3.2L. I was going to compare the differences when I have them side by side and thoroughly look at the PET. I was naively hoping an m96 is an m96. If someone could chime in on any differences, id appreciate it. I'm not sure about the ECU - they share the same 7.2 DME. It sounds like you just need to remap it.

Edit: Looks like there are two different PNs for the wiring harnesses.

M96.21 with M480 (3.2L with 6 speed)

986 607 010 06

M96.22 with M481 (2.7L with 5 speed)

986 607 020 01

Once I'm done stripping the tub I guess i'll be going through some wiring diagrams...

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