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| Topic subject | To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version |
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72088, To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by EclipsedChef, Apr-04-04 10:48 AM
Do you have a diagram that i can see to make sure i connected the wires correctly? I just want to make sure i havent crossed wires that could cause problems! Thanks for your help
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72090, RE: To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by Uberingram, Apr-04-04 12:13 PM
Originally posted by EclipsedChef Do you have a diagram that i can see to make sure i connected the wires correctly? I just want to make sure i havent crossed wires that could cause problems! Thanks for your help
I could be wrong but I don't anyone here has accomplished such a task.
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72091, RE: To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by DR1665, Apr-04-04 12:26 PM
Pretty sure you can't mix a 95 OBD1 with a 96+ OBD2 sir. I know that one guy has been running a 97 on his 96, but that's about it. I think his SN here is Clyons or something...
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72092, RE: To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by EclipsedChef, Apr-04-04 12:30 PM
bwahahaaa owned myself..i meant coil pack..shit!! Let me rephrase that, anyone that has replaced their 95-96 coil pack with the newer version please show me the correct way to connect the wires, i just want to make sure i didnt mess up. :owned
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72095, RE: To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by DarkOne, Apr-04-04 01:49 PM
Just match the colors. There's nothing complicated about changing the pigtail for a newer style coilpack. Changing an ECU, though..
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72931, RE: To those that have replaced their 95-96 ecu with the newer version Posted by MCubed45, Apr-15-04 04:42 PM
ya it's easy. the color are different if i remember correctly but the layout is the same. just remember which one was left, middle, and right on the old one and match it to the new one. i'd take a pic but my car's at the shop.
there's only 3 wires - you'll be fine :thumbsup
if ya get it wrong there's only 6 possible ways to wire it.. (permutations are fun!)
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