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The longest wire from the engine loom
(terminating in a 4-pin plug) is the
connection for the exhaust mounted
lambda probe. This cannot be connected
until the exhaust primary pipes and
collector/catalyst is fitted.
Remove the outermost Bell housing
securing bolt and spring washer. Pass
the Bell housing mounting bolt and
attached spring washer through the black
battery earth lead and secure to the bell-
housing. Tighten to 34 Nm.
Connect the red lead from the starter
motor to the battery. Also connect the
black lead on the main vehicle loom to the
starter motor on the same terminal.
NOTE
If a battery master switch is fitted, there
will be two red leads; one goes to the
battery, the other to the starter. The brown
lead is already connected.
Connect the brown lead from the
alternator to the starter.
Connect the brown/red wire (covered with
black insulation) from the chassis loom to
the starter solenoid.
NOTE
Make sure the leads are not touching to
any surrounding metal component.
7.1.4) Fuel system
The black, corrugated plastic, high
pressure fuel pipe from the fuel pump
emerges from the transmission tunnel and
is a push-fit on the white elbow connection
at the rear of the fuel rail, refer to Fig 45.
Note that there is no fuel return pipe with
this system
Figure 45: Fuel pipe connection
1. Fuel rail connection
2. Fuel pipe (from pump)
Once fitted the pipe cannot be removed
without a special tool. Ensure that the pipe
is kink free and routed away from possible
snags or chafe points. Remove the red
protective cover and push the connection
on the pipe firmly onto the elbow and
check that it is securely attached. Secure
the pipe with cable ties if necessary.
7.1.5) Clutch hydraulic hose
Remove all packaging from the clutch
hydraulic hose. Fit a copper washer to the
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