The aftermarket engine harness in the Cobra is causing numerous issues and is poorly installed.
Replacing the aftermarket harness with a factory harness will improve simplicity and reliability.
The current wiring setup includes multiple ground connections and improper routing.
Removing unnecessary components, such as the Viper alarm system and MSD, will clean up the engine bay.
Returning to stock allows for easier tuning using programs like HP Tuners or SCT.
Why is the aftermarket engine harness causing issues?
—The aftermarket engine harness is poorly installed and has numerous wiring problems, resulting in issues with the fuel pump and injector pulse.
What are the benefits of replacing the aftermarket harness with a factory harness?
—A factory harness offers improved simplicity and reliability, as well as easier tuning using programs like HP Tuners or SCT.
Why is returning to stock a good idea?
—Returning to stock simplifies the wiring setup and eliminates unnecessary components, resulting in a cleaner engine bay and improved overall reliability.
What issues were discovered during the harness removal process?
—Numerous issues were discovered, including improper grounding, damaged wiring, and cut wires in the harness. These issues were likely causing electrical problems in the car.
What is the purpose of removing components like the Viper alarm system and MSD?
—Removing unnecessary components helps clean up the engine bay and simplifies the wiring setup. This improves overall reliability and makes future maintenance and troubleshooting easier.
00:00Introduction
05:30Analyzing the current wiring setup
08:45Removing the unnecessary aftermarket components
11:00Taking out the aftermarket engine harness
12:30Benefits of returning to stock
16:00Conclusion
