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Old 03-15-2007, 12:52 AM
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I need a CAS connector, i know someone has something laying around from an old motor swap, parts car, scrap harness, anything like that. Anyone have one they're willing to part with or know someone else that will?
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Old 03-15-2007, 12:57 AM
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Ya, I got one.
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Hell i had previously called all the local junkyards and none of them said they had anything. I went to Bobs salvage today and in the very back corner they have a '90 with the motor still in it. Everything else on the car is stripped down to the frankenstein bolts which i would have also grabbed otherwise.

In short, i cut the connector off the CAS, thanks though man I appreciate the help.
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little tidbit for you DIY turbo guys, those frankenstein bolts have studs under them that can work as a turbo stud in a pinch.
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Originally Posted by y8s
little tidbit for you DIY turbo guys, those frankenstein bolts have studs under them that can work as a turbo stud in a pinch.
Speaking from experience I take it?
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