96 1.8 MSPnP to a 90 1.6???
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The 76 pin PCM connector is actually the same 90-00, but the wiring is completely different.
I'd recommend flipping the MSPNP and replacing it with a DIYPNP--it would be a fairly similar workload, but it would take you to a MS2 instead of MS1. Looking at what the MSPNP seems to sell for, you should pretty much wash out even.
I'd recommend flipping the MSPNP and replacing it with a DIYPNP--it would be a fairly similar workload, but it would take you to a MS2 instead of MS1. Looking at what the MSPNP seems to sell for, you should pretty much wash out even.
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The 76 pin PCM connector is actually the same 90-00, but the wiring is completely different.
I'd recommend flipping the MSPNP and replacing it with a DIYPNP--it would be a fairly similar workload, but it would take you to a MS2 instead of MS1. Looking at what the MSPNP seems to sell for, you should pretty much wash out even.
I'd recommend flipping the MSPNP and replacing it with a DIYPNP--it would be a fairly similar workload, but it would take you to a MS2 instead of MS1. Looking at what the MSPNP seems to sell for, you should pretty much wash out even.
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