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Continue or sell it for parts?
I bought a 1999 Sprint ST with a blown engine and a 2004 engine from a wrecked bike. I planned to put the new engine into the old bike and make a streetfighter. Everything was going fine until I got to the electrical. I have to match the new engine to the ECM, rectifier, etc.

How crazy am I? Has anyone ever tried this? Is it possible? If not does anyone want to buy some parts?

Your help would be appreciated.

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You should get the complete wiring harness from the '04 bike also plus the ancillary parts like the rectifier; you'll also need headers (with O2 sensor) from later bike. Cooling system is different - will need to modify that also (thermostat & temp sensor in the motor on later bike)
Do you have MC1000 or MC2000 ECM? If former, you will at least need the tune from later model.
Yes it can be done - there's a lot to it.
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