kuy289

Hi guys,
I was trying to replace my transmission. When I dropped my transmission I forgot to take out the wheel speed sensor. The three pins connected to the connectors came out. Right now my speedometer isn't working and I hope that it's the wiring for the speed sensor. Can somebody tell me the order of which the pins need to be in, that would be greatly appeciated!

I think I have them in order from left to right.
blue/white, black/yellow, and black.

Thanks alot!

kuy289

Sorry I forgot to mention, it's a 1996 Integra LS.

jdmwojo

i need to know the same thing please!

fcm

I will have to look at my 94, [no pinout in my Haynes manual] and it's at my shop so can't do it till the morning. 94

wunfstgsr

not that hard to figure out! i know the black is on the right and the wire with blue is first then the other is in between, but just wire it up then plug them in in difrent orders till you get the signal, you can pull the white clip inside of the plug out, use a pin or pointed pin to push the metal tab and wire out the plug housing then just place them around in difrent orders and plug it back in till the signal comes and your done.

mark@silbernage

From the Hayne's (factory) electrical troubleshooting manual:

The connector (C112) has three pins...

1) Blk, is ground
2) Blk/Yel, is power from fuse 24 (15A) and hot in ON or START
3) Blu/Wht is vehicle speed to
... ECM, C409, pin 18 (Orn)
... TCM, C419, pin 5 (Orn)
... Cruise Control, C417, pin 12 (Orn)
... Speedo drive ckt in the Gauge Assy, C560, pin 6 (Orn)
... Maintenance reminder ckt, C568, pin 3 (Orn)

That help?

This for the 1996 edition Integras.

Mark

Chrisfrom1986

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Yes it does thanks.

Mason Colville

do they have a similar diagram or chart for a 2000 civic that was converted to obd1?