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6 to 4 conversion 200

posted by  binlade on  Mon Apr 11 19:55 CST 2005
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Hey everyone,

I need some help with this project I have wanted to get done for while and I have asked a question or two on this topic before but now am in the position of being ready to actualy getting it done (thanks to sweet find of an engine hoist for a hundred bucks and this ain't no crappy hoist).

I am converting a fuel injected six cylinder 1980 GLE (engine gone) to a carburated 4 cyl out of a 1983 dl. Now I have questions regarding fuel delivery and wiring.

First off, can I get away with using just the fuel pump in the tank and bypassing the high pressure that's under the gle, and coming with that how do I deal with the wiring that will obviously be changing because of this change. I am not electrically inclined and so either a wiring diagram or pictures(???) would help a great deal.

As well any other tips such as spring switches if necessary or anything else that maybe has come up in anybody elses experiences would be very helpful.

Thanks all.





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