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Help is sought for reading car wiring schematics after an engine swap, specifically for integrating a new engine harness with an existing body harness in an Audi. The individual has diagrams for both the engine and interior harnesses but lacks the time to study them thoroughly. They are offering a donation via PayPal for assistance from someone knowledgeable in automotive wiring. The task is complex and typically requires professional expertise, with estimates suggesting a cost of around $1000 for an auto-electrician. Assistance from someone experienced in this area is crucial for successful completion.
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Ok so here is the deal, I am not 100% good at reading schematics and i work 2 jobs and don't have time to sit down and study all this just yet.

I swaped engines from one car to another. I have the engine harness schematics from both engines and both interior harness. The problem is wiring the new harness into the existing body harness so that the engine computer can communicate with the interior computers. I have all the diagrams and i would require help from someone who has knowledge about reading schematics. I have all pictures of the harnesses and the diagrams associated with it.

I can offer a donation for help. I have paypal. Please let me know if someone would be interested in helping me

This is for a Audi.
 
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That is very skilled work and almost impossible without seeing it.

You need about $1000 and an auto-electrician.
 
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