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Brain Power Motorsports
Canada
Приєднався 13 сер 2018
Whether you're building a track dedicated car, or you are looking to improve your race inspired street build, Brain Power Motorsports is here to inspire you and educate.
S14 (SR20DET) - Custom Wiring Harness Part 1 - How to Route the Engine Harness
Want to custom wire your own car? Follow along as we wire up the engine and accessories on our 1995 Nissan 240SX S14. We're working with a brand new Link ECU, and need to wire up our Notch Top SR20DET engine. In this video, we're planning out how the motorsport wiring harness will be routed through the engine bay.
We will also plan out another harness for the accessories on the front end of the vehicle (headlights, horns, etc.).
Since we are running an electronic throttle body, we have completely eliminated the idle air control valve, so keep that in mind if you still need to wire that system in. Now get yourself some rope and zip ties, and make your own custom wiring harness!
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:42 Planning Out Your Harness
2:55 ECU and Interior Electronics
5:15 Engine Harness Routing
10:52 Accessories Harness Routing
14:53 Final Thoughts
Tags
#motorsportwiring #sr20det #s14
We will also plan out another harness for the accessories on the front end of the vehicle (headlights, horns, etc.).
Since we are running an electronic throttle body, we have completely eliminated the idle air control valve, so keep that in mind if you still need to wire that system in. Now get yourself some rope and zip ties, and make your own custom wiring harness!
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:42 Planning Out Your Harness
2:55 ECU and Interior Electronics
5:15 Engine Harness Routing
10:52 Accessories Harness Routing
14:53 Final Thoughts
Tags
#motorsportwiring #sr20det #s14
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S14 Drift Build - SR20DET - Make Your Own Coolant and Oil Lines - Stock Turbo
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While there are many options out there for coolant and oil lines on the SR20DET engine, it is also sometimes rewarding to make them yourself. Follow along if you want to learn how to make the coolant feed and return lines, as well as the oil feed line, for the stock turbo on an SR20DET engine. During the shooting of our previous video, we had come across a lot of issues with the cooling lines o...
S14 Drift Build - SR20DET Exhaust Manifold, Turbo, and Lots of Problems
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Work continues on the S14 Drift Build for Brain Power Motorsports. After pulling the exhaust manifold and turbo for a bit of work, it's time to put them back in. Unfortunately, many problems were found along the way, and what should have been a quick install turned into a huge pain. Don't ever use teflon tape on a 37 degree AN fitting!!! Watch the video to learn why. Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:06 E...
S14 Recap - SR20DET Mods - Intake Manifold, Cooling, E-Throttle
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Running through a quick recap of all the current modifications we have worked on in the S14. (For anyone who may have missed the previous videos, or didn't have time to watch them.) A quick rundown of the: NP Boosted Intake Manifold Top Feed Fuel Rail Coolant System Modifications Oil Filter Relocation E-Throttle / DBW System Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:31 Intake Manifold 1:14 Cooling System 1:43 Top ...
Subaru Legacy GT-B - CV Boot Replacement
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Need to replace the CV Boot on your Subaru? Check out this video for a quick but detailed explanation of how to replace a torn boot. This is being done on our 2002 Subaru Legacy GT-B, but applies to most Subarus from this era. The method outlined here follows the workshop manual from Subaru, so rest assured it is the proper way to do this! Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:21 Drive Axle Removal 4:07 Grease...
How to Assemble AN Hoses and Flare Hard Lines (37 Degree)
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For anyone looking to work with AN hoses and AN flares, this is the video for you. We show you the different types of hoses available (nylon braided, Steel braided, Twist-Lok / Push-Lock / Push On) and how to assemble them. We also touch on some of the basics for adapting between different types of threads (NPT, BSPT, ORB), as well as how to adapt to hard lines using the 37 degree flare. Chapte...
SR20DET Top Feed Fuel Rail Install (S14/S15)
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We're continuing on with our upgrades to the SR20DET Notch Top engine in the S14 drift car. In this episode, we're going to show you how to install the fuel rail that came with the NP Boosted Intake Manifold. We'll show all the parts you will need, as well as how we routed everything. Even though we're working with the NP Boosted fuel rail, the principles are just about the same for any afterma...
SR20DET Upgrades - Intake Manifold / Coolant System / Throttle Body (Nissan S14/S15)
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Looking to upgrade the intake manifold on your Nissan S14/S15? Maybe you are switching over to an e-throttle (drive by wire). Or, maybe you just want to simplify the coolant system on this vehicle. Check out this video if you want to see how we did it all. After deciding we needed a new intake manifold for the SR20DET Black Top Engine in our S14, we bought one off of NPBoosted.com. These manifo...
SR20DET Intake Manifold & Cooling System (S14/S15) - How It Works and Removal
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This first video in a mini series about the intake manifold and cooling system on the SR20DET "Notch Top" from the Nissan S14 and S15. In this episode, we give a detailed run down of all the parts connected to the intake manifold, how they work, and where they are located. We also go over the basics of the cooling system on the car, and how all the hoses are routed. Chapters 00:00 Welcome to th...
Test Fitting an NPBoosted Intake Manifold on the S14 (SR20DET)
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Watch this before you buy an NPBoosted Intake Manifold! After deciding we needed a new intake manifold for the SR20DET "Notch Top" Engine in our S14, we bought one off of NPBoosted.com. These manifolds are typically sold on eBay and Amazon, but you can also purchase them direct from their website. We couldn't find any reviews, or install guides, or any real information on them, so we decided to...
DIY Car Rotisserie - Mitsubishi Evo 6
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We needed to do an underside rust restoration on the Budget Time Attack Evo 6. To make things easier, we built a DIY rotisserie out of wood. Check out more about this project at www.brainpowermotorsports.com
That's too bad this seems to be missing info I need. My S14 SR20 has two extra vac nipples comming out the bottom of the TB (one of them capped off) but I couldn't spot them on yours, maybe S15 didn't have them? Also I beleive the WG line came off the hotpipe on the turbo side. Some of these lines should be for EVAP canister (again, at least for the S14).
A video like this is gold for future enthusiasts doing a T28 upgrade or wanting to refresh their lines. One thing I will say is I wish you had put the specs of the fittings in text on the video so theres no confusion and or it can act as a form of verification. I know url(s) typically die after a couple of years, but would be extremely helpful for each item so a viewer can purchase exactly the same parts. Thanks
You rockstar!!! That video is a gift to the Sr20 community, really appreciated mate 🙏 subscribing was a no brainier.. trying to fix mine, heats up way to fast and and then doesn’t start when hot, maybe a leaking injector let’s see.. thanks again for the video 🙏 quick question if you have the time where does the valve cover top Center left breather pipe connect on an NA non turbo model, I have seen it just with a pipe pointing downward but I’m guessing that should create a huge vacuum leak, does it go in the intake pipe before the throttle body and after the MAF? And shouldn’t that bring oil to my already oily intake? 😅
This is helpful thanks for this video!
Should you drain coolant before taking off the intake manifold? Upper and lower half, or can you just unplug the hoses and plug them. Cheers!
спасибо за понятный акцент и четкую речь)
Great video soo helpful nice to see a very detailed video
Thanks for the videos! I just realized that I have too many useless little hoses everywhere. Maybe the old EGR hose and more. I need to watch the video better, think better and learn English better. I believe that thanks to you I can find out why my engine is heating up too quickly
Did you find out why your car was heating so quickly? I have the same problem on my SE20 maybe your problem can help me with mine if you found the solution? 😁
Thank you it did help me out! It's been a few years for me.
Thanks for this video, I sprung a leak on the oil filter turns out it's possibly the hoses under the intake manifold. At least I know which hoses I need to change.
Your knock sensor is not oriented like the OEM mount? How to check that it is working correctly?
I just replaced my Knock sensor and didn't know there was a OEM orientation. 90 degrees to the back of the engine is what I did because thats how it was when I took it off
@@MichaelMontezOK thank you for this information. I heard that the orientation could affect the sensitivity of the sensor but I don't know... During the mapping my mechanic was bothered with it and deleted it. But I would like to put it back because it is a safety feature. Maybe the knock was because the head gasket was too thin
@@MichaelMontezI also have a problem, it is the engine which heats up very quickly when drifting despite large volume radiators (oil and water) perhaps a bad assembly of the water hoses so if it is possible to have a video of your editing I am very interested. Level of the electrical harness too but in France we don't have the same? Thank you for your videos in France people are not very willing to share interesting information
@@MichaelMontezApparently the original mounting of the knock sensor would be around 45° in front but this must be checked especially if your work correctly as it is. What you tell me reassures me a little because mine was facing downwards when dismantled 😅
I'm going to watch your videos more carefully, I think I missed a lot of information. I also need to learn English better to better understand your comments
At 13:48 What’s the black and red connector between intake manifold side under cylinder between 2 and 3 called? Ive tried looking it up but can’t find anything sadly.
That’s the knock sensor.
Does it make a difference where the inlet enters through the fuel rail? Like having the inlet closer to cylinder 4 or 1? Also do you prefer the fpr to be before or after the inlet?
Honestly ion paper it seems simple but coming from us market like n/a v8s this looks like so much clutter!! So many hose to hardline fittings, etc. Is there a kit that "declutters" or simplifies all the lines going everywhere?. I might be buying an s15 this summer. Sr20dets seem like such a mess to work on.
Which is the turbo coolant feed and return ? Thanks
Great video really informative mate! Hopefully you can help me a little more, I recently bought an s14 and the previous owner capped 2 lines off that I believe were a part of the recirculation valve system! But I have no idea if they should be connected to anything now, one of the lines is the blow off valves line you referenced in your video which is currently capped. The other line next to it is connected to the carbon canister which I think has a split which also runs to the waste gate control solenoid valve. The other line that’s blocked off I am not sure where it’s coming from atm but it is larger? I currently have no blow off value but want to fit one to avoid turbo stall/flutter
Very interesting videos and well explained. Thank you for sharing your experience!
This is going to come in handy. Picked up a notchtop that we are putting into a 240sx and there are no cooling lines and no intake so I have a huge a task ahead of me :(
very cool man thanks for the break down
That's one way to do it. Not the smartest one, but got the job done. Orientation marks on the axle are all unnecessary, it does not matter it if is put back together the same way it came out as long as all circlips etc are where they need to be. What matters however is to put marks on the shock, knuckle and one of the strut bolts. One of them is concentric, once you get it out, you will see it is funny in the centre, it is to adjust Camber of the wheel. So it is essential to put it back together how it came out or the geometry of the wheel will be out. I don't remove shock, but rather undo the stabilizer bar, tie rod and lower control arm. But this way may not be possible in some locations that rust heavily. I may need to replace mine, bcs subaru unit is much better than napa. Replaced whole axle two years ago, bcs my boots popped on both front outer joints, but is clicking this time, so I may just repair my subaru units boots instead and put them both back in since I did not discard those. Thank you for the video, gave me the idea what to expect for tools needed etc.
Any videos of it running after the intake install
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Witch are feed and water return
Awesome detail, thank-you muchly
Great video, what size hose do you need for the coolant lines?
is it really M12 x 1.5 ?? Isnt it M12 X 1.25 ?
That made life so much easier. Thank you 😊 FMIC manifold is the same
Thank you! You showed me every place I was goofing up on. Can’t wait to correct my mistakes in the morning!
Subbed on this cant wait for part 2 i like how realistic your build is too also with the timeline these 10min builds have people thinkng your just sat in your garage till the project is done 😂
Year later and it never came out :/
just found your YT and love your vids. Im an ME and you givem me ME vibes lol. Quick question, why the inline thermostat?
You are absolutely correct! lol. Yes, mechie here. As for the inline thermostat, I didn't want to plug off all the unused ports on the stock system, so in the interest of cleaning it up, I went with this thermostat. I like to apply a minimalist approach to engine bays!
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Thanks for the follow!
Perfect timing for me as I look to make my first harness on my Kouki. What was the name of the quick connect you used at the firewall for the engine harness? do you happen to know if it has enough pins for a more 'stock' sr20 offering without the TB? Also having not watched the rest of the series yet, do you also plan to quick release the accessories harness? deffo want to do this to mine! Great video look forward to binge watching the rest tomorrow
Sorry for the late reply. Things have been stalled on the build due to life! For the quick connect, I like to use Amphenol ADHM series connects. They aren't as expensive as some of the higher end connectors, but they still do the job. They also use the standard Deutsch solid barrel contact. I'm planning on using them for both the engine harness, as well as the accessories harness. There are several different configurations, and they would definitely work for a stock system. Good luck with the build, and don't hesitate to reach out to me with any questions about the wiring. Best to DM me on Facebook. Link is in the profile.
Is this model similar to the SR18DE?
I'm really sorry, but I'm not too sure on that.
Hey brain! Great video and really helpful I have myself a 2001 subaru legacy gt wagon aswell and my passenger side cv is torn do you happen to have the part number for that guy?
Sorry, very late to responding to this. I hope you found the part number you needed, and I'm glad the video was helpful.
This helps more than you know👍👍👍
I love hearing this! Thanks.
My only issue is. Could you not use the center feed to feed injectors and then side feed for the return. To save having fuel pipes on top. That would keep pressure ?. Would look alote nicer too. And each injector would get good pressure and as for using 1000cc injectors. Youre not getting the best out of the injector they will be running half tilt. 500cc or 750cc ? Jist wondering as from wat i though better duty on the injectors wen near maxed out compared to not even getting full flow out of them if you get wat i meen.
The injectors are meant to support future mods on the vehicle. So yes, I do plan on running them up to 80% or 90%. As for the center feed, that had been the original plan for routing. But then I saw a video by Sammit where they were developing the intake manifold over in Japan, and they mentioned this specific setup as the intention.
Just about to buy 1 of these the short runners worry me but worth a try by looks of it
I've seen a lot of RBs with these types of intakes, so I'm hopeful they work well. Gotta finish the wiring so I can find out.
Thanks very helpful. Just picked up my first SR which was built, set in the car and sat. So I’m now trying to figure out all the plumbing and what’s there and what can be simplified if at all possible. Thanks again
So glad it helped you!
Awesome video and not boring at all!!! Very informative and detailed , building my sr and this has helped big time . Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work ! Subbed :)❤
Thanks for the message! I really appreciate hearing stuff like this. Good luck with the build.
Bought a completely taken apart swap recently and this video was a godsend. thank you!
Thanks for letting me know. Always happy when I hear this video has helped someone out!
This video helpt me alot <3 on my RHD S14in
I'm glad it was able to help!
thanks for the vid, i wonder if those stock intake support brackets are necessary or i can delete them? i hate unnecessary components but i also don’t want to delete anything i need lol
I'm not entirely sure about the brackets. I removed them since I was putting in the aftermarket manifold, however I would imagine they were engineered for a reason on the stock intake. That unit is fairly heavy.
@@BrainPowerMotorsports we’ll see, think i’m gonna delete them and see what happens like an idiot lmao wish me luck
Great vid
Thank you!
Turbo cooling hoses to the block and water neck, can it be the opposite way and does it effect the heating and cooling of the radiator/ engine Appreciate your answer…..
See my response to your first question. And apologies on the lateness of the reply.
Thank you for the video! I have a question, what will happen if u flipped the water hoses … Block <>water neck?
Sorry for the late reply. My understanding is that it will make no difference. But if I were you, I would do a bit of research on that to be sure.
I am thinking of also building a custom harness for my s14 kouki. Love the idea of having a quick connect at the firewall. At the moment I'm busy with prepping my engine bay for a repaint. It was such a pain in the ass to pull the harnesses trough the firewall
Ya. Always is. I love having it simple and through the firewall with a connector. So clean too!
Thanks dude!
Always glad to help!
Are you going to run EMAP? Not sure if the link can do that . Would be cool
I'm pretty sure it can, but I wasn't planning on running it myself.
What is the torque spec installing the M14 -6 adapter to the water neck? Thanks!
I didn't have any torque spec for it. Just tightened it down using the same feel I would use for similar crush washer fittings. Luckily, if you don't tighten it enough, the leak will be small, and you can easily tighten it a bit after the fact. Better than over doing it!
My water temp sensor where there are 2 connectors one is broken the one that clips into the metal tab how can I fix it
Are you talking about the sensor that has only 1 wire going to it?
@@BrainPowerMotorsports I fixed it all good bro
@@BrainPowerMotorsports I’m at 230.9kw what else can I do to gain 70-100 more kw my motor is built for 3-400kw