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96-99 Toyota Starlet Ep91 Greddy Emanage Blue Plug And Play Harness on 2040-parts.com

US $158.00
Location:

Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Condition:Seller refurbished

 For Bids

This is a 96-99 Toyota - Starlet EP91 and 3SGTE
Mr2 Greddy Emanage Blue Plug and Play Harness.
This harness is custom made for those in need of a true Plug and Play harness to work with their
Turbo Charged racer.

Attention: Please send a photo of your ecu and or send the part number on the ecu to ensure proper fitment.


Upon further testing the Ignition Control for the Emanage does not function for distributor base engines.
Second emanage blue connector will not be needed or included we do offer the full harness with ignition converter and harness in another auction. 

E-manage is not included.
We are happy to provide custom harnesses for all makes and models upon request.

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