tranceminister

Well I had a little accident with my ecu tonight. I went to unplug it and sone of the wires popped out. I checked out the wire pin and it was all buggered up, thats why it just came out on me. Anyway, is there someplace I can just pick up 1 or 2 of these ecu pins? It's actually my Air flow wire... I tried jimmy rigging it back up but the engine won't even start without that wire making good contact.

45psi

solder?

Stan

Are they obd1 pins or obd2? If they are obd2 I have some obd2a plugs here.

Stan

88b16civic

i got OBD0, PM if needed

tranceminister

Yeah 45 I thought about soldering it right to the ecu pin, but I don't know if I trust it . I mean my car won't even run without the wire, so if it ever pulled out or came loose, I'm stranded.
These pins I'm looking for came off of my OBD2-OBD1 conversion harness. The wire that came out is on the OBD1 ecu side. So I guess I'll need some OBD1 pins huh? Is it something that the dealer might have? Probably not... this is kind of a tricky item to get.
If no one has any I'll probably just find a new harness. I mean this things been unplugged, spliced, soldered you name it, so maybe it's better to just get a new one.

Stan

Take a picture of it. What year is your teg? And does it have a/c or vtec? how many pins do you need? If your car doesn't have vtec but the harness is wired for it, then you can probably take the vtec pins and move them to the spot where they other ones are missing.

Stan

tranceminister

Hmmm, I'll look into that Stan. It's on my 2000 Integra. Origionally OBD2B.

d16u7nh

tke a saftey pin and push the ecu pin out do not use neddles they break . the saftey pin worked like a charm.

tranceminister

Alright, Thanks for all your help guy's. Stan helped me switch an un used wire (for vtec) in place of the screwed up wire. I tested it out tonight and the car fired right up. Thanks again Stan.