OBD1 motor in an OBD0 car
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Oh wow....holy thread revival I didn't even see the date.
Not a bad job for a first harness though.
Not a bad job for a first harness though.
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Where do you get the plugs that the in-car harness plugs into? I always wondered that about custom harness. I know where the plugs into the ECU come from, just cut up and old harness, but where to the female plugs on the other side come from?
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It depends, I have sources to order plugs in bulk, and a lot of the people that build harnesses profesionally, do this, the downside to that is, that you have to order in large quantities (like lots of 1000).
Or, you can sacrifice an ECU, by desoldering the plug.
-PHiZ
Or, you can sacrifice an ECU, by desoldering the plug.
-PHiZ