CanadianRB280z

This engine is in a Datsun 280Z so I dont have a dash loom, just the engine loom and no R33 fuse box. Yes I have a fuse box from EZ-WIRE and have spliced in the specially wire loom. I'm going to wire a capacitor on the LED to see if it stays on longer during cranking.

So I've been serching the forum for a thread on how to test if the check engine light IS working. Some back ground, I have a engine harness from wiring specialty for a S14 chassis from the previous owner, the R33 RB25DET S2 is going in to my 280Z but I can't seem to find a connection off the harness for the check engine light, the wire is there but I'm not sure where they (wiring specialty) terminated it. I also installed a DZ-START that has a Nissan maximum push button start. So off/acc/start. So going off the pin out for the stock ECU that I have, it shows pin 32 so I spliced into that wire with an LED and grounded it. (Note: wire color indicates Orange/black but wire is only orange) Now the problem, maybe. When I start the car the check engine light comes on but for a split second, not as long as most cars do. (If you're not paying attention you will miss the light thats how fast it is) So to the point, is there a way that I can test to see if the check engine light is working correctly. (Yes the light itself works) or is a LED not the right choice or do I need a capacitor to prolong the light? Thanks

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Hey guys, been reading a few older posts about the hypergear highflow sevice and was wondering if anything has changed since. How's the customer service? Reliably? FYI. I have a R32 Rb25det S2 in a datsun 280z with about 100k kms with newer timing belt (80k kms) and N1 water pump and N1 oil pump, intake, stock injectors and coils. It's a service that I'm looking to pull the trigger on next October. And was wondering if sending my turbo from Canada is a viable option. Thanks everyone Richard.

Haven't made a build page yet on SAU but my IG account has my build on it. @rsherman2009 if you're interested. Thanks

Hello, been reading posts on the forum for the past year and decided to maybe be able to give back for all the info I've received from all of you. Thanks Richard