i'm planning to cut off my obdo civic's ecu plugs and convert to obd1 plugs that i have but i need help with the color codes, can anyone help me with the color codes?
This article exploits a combination of ECU pin locations and wire colors for all M/T '92-95 Civic / '92-95 Integra / '92-95 Prelude VTEC and NON-VTEC vehicles. OBD1 PLUG CONFIGURATION
Below is an example that shows the common onboard male connectors for a Honda OBD1 ECU.
Take note of plugs: A, B, and D.
The 4-plug OBD1 connector image below is proof these do exist and are usually found on JDM AUTO 92-95 Civic, Integra, and Preludes. Sorry - I do not have pin schematics for the JDM 4-plug OBD1 ecu! Although, connectors A B D should technically be the same pin locations as a 5spd 3-plug OBD1 ECU.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
These pin-out locations were cross-referenced with OBD1 Civic/Integra/Prelude Helm's service manuals.
The 4-plug OBD1 connector image below is proof these do exist and are usually found on JDM AUTO 92-95 Civic, Integra, and Preludes. Sorry - I do not have pin schematics for the JDM 4-plug OBD1 ecu! Although, connectors A B D should technically be the same pin locations as a 5spd 3-plug OBD1 ECU.
Did anyone try what asianboi89 posted and get working results? My car won't start, lol. I think it might have to do with the main relays being on the wrong wires. A12 and A14 are the same color wires. A13 and A15 are the same color wires, maybe one of those I have backwards? B15 and B17 are also the same color wires, those could be backwards as well. I'm not sure whether it matters though, anyone have any ideas?
highly recomended. forget the headaches. just dish out the cash, if you mess up on your conversion, it'll be so hard to figure out what plug you messed up on, and it will be hard to switch back to stock. xenocron ftw.
Well here's the problem with that, I've already cut the OBD0 connectors off, haha. And I don't want to give up when there's only 6 wires that could be wrong, another thing I realized is that I need an OBD1 distributor and OBD1 O2 sensor to do this conversion. So I think I'll get a hold of those and get those all wired up to see if that was the problem.
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