VS 5L into 2a Landrover
Posted: Fri Aug 21, 2015 11:41 am
Hi all,
I'm sure if I scoured the forums here I would be able to find some of the answers I'm looking for, but I thought I'd just have a go at asking the question anyway.
So, currently I have a '68 2a SWB Landrover that I have fitted with a red 253 and C4 auto, but have just purchased a 5L out of a VS Commodore that comes with the computer, but no harness, as the vehicle is long gone.
What my question is, to get the ball rolling, is what do I need to do to the computer to make it run in the Landy, and what wiring loom do I need to get a hold of to start connecting things together?
I'd really like to be able to tune the car myself, so if that's an option, I'd go down that path.
I also currently have an aftermarket Tach, water temp, oil temp and oil pressure gauges in the car and want to retain these if possible.
Any help or advice that would steer me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
I'm pretty handy, as I've built a few cars, but this is my first time mucking around with computers and fuel injection, so this is an entirely new feild for me.
Cheers in advance!
Matt
I'm sure if I scoured the forums here I would be able to find some of the answers I'm looking for, but I thought I'd just have a go at asking the question anyway.
So, currently I have a '68 2a SWB Landrover that I have fitted with a red 253 and C4 auto, but have just purchased a 5L out of a VS Commodore that comes with the computer, but no harness, as the vehicle is long gone.
What my question is, to get the ball rolling, is what do I need to do to the computer to make it run in the Landy, and what wiring loom do I need to get a hold of to start connecting things together?
I'd really like to be able to tune the car myself, so if that's an option, I'd go down that path.
I also currently have an aftermarket Tach, water temp, oil temp and oil pressure gauges in the car and want to retain these if possible.
Any help or advice that would steer me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
I'm pretty handy, as I've built a few cars, but this is my first time mucking around with computers and fuel injection, so this is an entirely new feild for me.
Cheers in advance!
Matt