YES!!! It will sound like a newbie question but i dunno what it is exactly..

I need someone to post a pic of anInjector clip OBDII to OBDI..I need to get the clips for my 450's to go into my 99EK...I went to a store and asked for them but they didnt knew exactly what it was and i honestly dont knoe how do they look like..They showed me something but honestly i doubt that is what im really looking for.I need to purchase this tomorrow..

Please help.
Thanks.

 

Most/all aftermarket injectors are OBD1 connector style on the injector itself. For you to plug them into your engine/injector wire harness you need to wire on OBD1 style clips (connectors) onto your harness replacing the stock connectors. Of course unless your car is already OBD1 then they will be plug and play. Got it?

 

 

Hmm ok...so i have to buy OBDI connectors and cut my harness and re wire?

Isnt there something were i dont have to damage my stock OBDII harness?

I read it somewhere but cant find it.

 

I used my 93 civic injector clips for my 450cc DSM injectors.. on the 45o cc you need to cut the inside tab... get ehm from the junk yard or your local shop they usually have some laying around off old swap outs..ref below

http://homemadeturbo.com/tech_....html

 

I've seen the conversion harness too. . . It plugs into your obdII clips and then onto the OBD I injectors. It's a good solution to cutting you wires.

 

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I have those. I ordered mine from VS racing Parts I forgot his H-T user name. They weren't a perfect fit, it was decent though. The only problem is that they don't use any type of clip to secure the one end into the stock harness. I doubt that will be a problem though because they fit very snug. I'm gonna use them with my setup.

 

I've got some OBD1 injector clips for sale in my sig.

 

couldn't u use solderless splices to connect them?? U would still maintain the integrity of the original clips.

 

http://www.cprracing.com/injectoradpt.htm

 

I have the ones in the pic that inspyral posted for sale. I bought them for $60 new and only used them for a week. I'll let them go for $30 shipped.

**SOLD**


Modified by zgrieger at 10:39 AM 10/6/2004

 

just get obd1 clips off a eg civic from a junkyard and solder them.

 

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I wouldn't do that. There's enough heat and vibration there that your solderless connectors will eventually become loose. You don't want to take chances with your fuel supply when you're boosting. That can cause the 'D' word.

 

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An i will be able to connect my DSM injectors to my OBDII civic?

If so then i want them if you can ship them Express mail..I need them no later than Friday.

 

 

importparts.com has them

 

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Thanks i ordered from them

 

Huh...

I don't think i've heard anyone ask this before, but are the OBDO clips the same as the OBD1?

I'm pretty sure they are, but I havn't seen the question asked before.