Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
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Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
I just recieved my tucked harness and it doesn't have instructions, but I"m sure someone in here can point me in the right direction.
B-series
Obd1
On to the pictures:
I don't know where the #1 group of wires (3 wires total) go. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it, as some of you know the guys at chasebays super busy.
Thanks,
Joe
B-series
Obd1
On to the pictures:
I don't know where the #1 group of wires (3 wires total) go. If anyone can help I'd appreciate it, as some of you know the guys at chasebays super busy.
Thanks,
Joe
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
They're too busy to answer a simple question like that? Sounds like fantastic custOmer service. Do those wires feed into the ECU harness? If so I'm going to assume they are for engine sensors? What is the engine setup you bought it for?
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
^^ I have heard horror stories of their CS. Hope this doesn't turn out to be one of those.
I will try to help using knowledge from my Rywire harness I installed a few months back for my H22 swapped EK. They have instructions listed right on the website.
#1. These should tap into one of the existing ECU plugs. Go to Rywire's site, find the harness you have (B series D series etc etc), and click instructions. It explains why you have to do this and where the wires go. If Chase Bays was nice, they used wires of the same color as the stock harness and the rywire install guide should get you through it.
#2 - I have no clue. I immediately though Alternator wire though, even though the location of it makes no sense.
#3 & #4 look like plugs for the distributor at first. #4 looks like it would plug into a chassis harness.
Hope I was able to help a little.
I will try to help using knowledge from my Rywire harness I installed a few months back for my H22 swapped EK. They have instructions listed right on the website.
#1. These should tap into one of the existing ECU plugs. Go to Rywire's site, find the harness you have (B series D series etc etc), and click instructions. It explains why you have to do this and where the wires go. If Chase Bays was nice, they used wires of the same color as the stock harness and the rywire install guide should get you through it.
#2 - I have no clue. I immediately though Alternator wire though, even though the location of it makes no sense.
#3 & #4 look like plugs for the distributor at first. #4 looks like it would plug into a chassis harness.
Hope I was able to help a little.
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
the 3 plugs in the big circle go into the ecu, the plug after that is your quick disconnect, number four looks like its for the distributor, number two looks like it goes into the under hood power distribution center, and number three looks like the other distributor plug but its one wire too short (at least for a d series it is i know for sure) how many wires are in number one, they look like the wires that ground out on the thermostat housing, should have 4 or 5 total in that grouping
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
Make sure you properly spliced the fuel pump wire off their sub harness. Should be ecu pin location A7. I honestly don't understand why obd1 guys go with this style harness, you could easily have gone with the same tuck'd harness, but with relocated shock towers plugs instead of adding in a second set of ecu plugs. I always recommend the relocated shock tower plugs for the 92-95 civic and 94-01 teggy owners who I have made harnesses for. This makes it a plug n play set up.
Have you checked to make sure the fuel pump is priming? Or is the car just not starting? Based on the pictures your provided I do not see the power junction box which provides power to the injectors as well as other sensors.
Have you checked to make sure the fuel pump is priming? Or is the car just not starting? Based on the pictures your provided I do not see the power junction box which provides power to the injectors as well as other sensors.
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Which wires did you have to splice into your stock harness? Should be around 8-10 normally the following:
Starter signal
Brake switch
Mil
Scs
Fuel pump
Voltage back up*
Speed sensor
Eld*
*optional
Starter signal
Brake switch
Mil
Scs
Fuel pump
Voltage back up*
Speed sensor
Eld*
*optional
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
Hmmm did you get it working yet? I recieved my Chasebays harness saturday and have it installed and when I turn the key to ignition position II, the car cranks over and that is without the clutch even being pushed in.. ugh!
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Re: Chasebays CM1 Harness install in a EG. {Q's}
On the two pin plug connecting to the chassis switch the white wire to the other side. Thats what chasebays informed to do, its the starter signal wire. Shoot them an e-mail, they have been getting back to me within an hour.
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Was that wire you're problem? Im talking about plug number 3 in the picture you posted up. They told me to switch the white wire over to the other side of the connector by taking the pin out with a small screwdriver.