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ok guys honestly im new to the whole rb series of engines at least as far as doing swaps. i am currently swapping an rb26 into a 89 cefiro for a buddy and ive got a few questions that i hope you guys would be willing to help me out with. 

heres whats been done so far 

motor/ trans  is in place 

new driveline 

still set up on factory twin turbos [tried talking him into upgrading, but doesnt want to at the moment]

new harness from nissan for the rb26

new timing belt and water pump 

new fuel pump 

heres the issues im having after installing the new engine harness and getting it stuffed through the firewall ive attached the harness to the rb26 computer but theres still 5 or 6 plugs that i cant figure out what the go to or where they go or if they are even needed at the moment 

theres a few plugs that follow the left fender that i am also at a loss as to where they go but im sure they are supposed to go to the relay box on the right side by the battery.

by any chance does anyone have a wiring diagram for the rb26 harness and possibly an 89 cefiro

thank you in advance for your help

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