Nissan Pulsar N13 Turbo Ca18det Plug And Play Wiring Harness Conversion Kit on 2040-parts.com
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Nissan N13 Pulsar ( Also fit Holden Astra of same year model that run the 1.6 fuel injected motor ) N13 to CA18det engine wiring harness conversion . This harness consists of a N13 wiring harness that has been professionally spliced into a CA18DET harness . The harness is used when fitting a CA18det engine to a N13 model pulsar , It is a plug and play harness that uses the ca18det ecu . This harness cost $800 to originally be made !
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