How does one motor connect to the other? Will I have to run wires under my car from the driver to the passenger side?
789961
Yes you have to run wires but I wouldn't run then under your car. I can my under the dash
789962
The are already connected. You just have to run them under your dash. Also, they're long enough to do so, and color coded. So, when you disconnect them to run them, there wont be no confusion.
1893456
Buy some wire and a plug or cut off one end of an extension cord (the female end). The diagram is on the motor. Remove the cover plate at the rear of the motor. Line 1 and line 2 are the hot and neutral (black and white) lines in your cord - doesn't matter to the motor which is which. You will find a connection for the green (ground) wire there as well.
1339622
One set of three is all you need. The wires on the passenger side of the engine connect to the coil packs and then connect to the spark plugs on the driver side. Do one wire at a time and I number my to the correlating cylinder. Use dialetric grease on your new plugs and do not over tighten.
1127108
Of course, only you must to connect in the OBD II connector of your car and ready. The OBD II connector is below of the dash of your car. The side of the driver. Ok. ? It's very easy.
701370
I ran the wires down the A pillar, underneath the weather stripping along the windshield then under the hood and in through the firewall. Worked just fine for me. If you google it you will find good pics.
65581
Make sure your Nissan have electronic motor mount. On some Nissan it does have connected wire to motor mount. On some Nissan it doesn't have wire.
2184910
The driver's door has an extra pair of wires on the connector. I don't remember what it was for. I sold my CRV over a year ago. If you have a "left hand drive" CRV then the driver's door is the left, not the right.. unless you meant to say passenger's door, which ddoesn't need the extra wires, as far as I recall.
1558980
yes,1set of wires comes from the motor and the other goes to the other sensor.the new genie will work the same way.
992497
Mine is a sedan, but shouldn't matter....I pulled the rear seat cushions out and snaked the cable through the trunk to cabin wall. Ran it under the carpet existing at a small slit I cut in the carpet on the floor board right next to the inboard mounting rail for the passenger side seat. I actually ran it in reverse order, from the inside of the car back to the trunk. Just seemed easier that way. Will have to remove rear seat bottom cushion and I also elected to remove passenger seat for easier access.
1922855
The two pieces are clamped together by the thumb screw to cause the connection. I use one on each of my antique autos and they operate great. I have also installed one on my stepson's car. He had a battery drain and that corrected that problem. It still has a problem but if he shuts it off every night and then opens the switch, it will operate fine.
784857
If you want to run it on the driver side, you have to buy the one for mounting on the driver side. They sell a different mount for each side, and they are not iinterchangeable.
1114318
the wiring harness only connects on one side to the radio. you need to buy a harness specifically for your car and connmct the two together.
934152
It should be possible to connect them, you have to buy a seperate harnas. I do not have any controls on my steering wheel fyi
2072260
You can make this happen but it may not look right. Also you will have to cut wires and that's something you never wanna do on a car unless you're a technician. If you don't want add ons and don't want to cut wires then no. This won't go in your car like a plug and play.
794383
You might need a drill with a huge bit so that wire will fit through and seal it off....should go through down by the pedals somewhere that's what I had to do on my explorer then just run the wires on the drivers side
1246396
The gray wires - one attaches to the main power in - the other go as to the fan switch. The other 3 wires push into their respective holes on the fan switch. I watched you tube instalation videos. If you do the same I'm sure you'll be alright but if there is no success the fan switch may be blown or the fan motor may burnt up.
887756
Thanks for the answer, buddy!I tried just wiring the "rear center" into "rear right + & -" but haven't found out if it works (was going to test tonight). Your first method is to wire "rear center" wires into "rear left +" and "rear right -", right?