vestalfootball72

has anyone else had this problem before? Its a OBD1 harness, and they plugs just wont snap in. I pulled of the little metal holders, and nothing will happen...

sc4dr

You're not suppose to pull off the metal clips.

vestalfootball72

it wont be a big deal putting them back on... shouldnt the plugs fit with or without the clips>?

numba1

You have to cut out the plastic tab inside of the injector clip, use a exacto knife and make sure the blade is BRAND new.

sc4dr

The metal clips should be installed on the connector before you snap the two together.

vestalfootball72

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Are you sure? I was under the idea that OBD1 clips are plug and play. OBD2 i know you have to remove the blue peice

Blackack26

The metal clips are what hold the injector clip onto the injector, without them the clip will not snap in. So put the metal clips back on and push the connector onto the injector.

B18EG6

I just had this same problem, see this thread Pics about 3/4 way down

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1923862

vestalfootball72

exactly what i ended up doing, but for 300 dollars I am quite upset with RC engineering for making and advertising a product that you need to modify to fit... next time im going precision injectors i think...

B18EG6

Eh, well they do offer RC clips like someone mentioned in my thread, sometimes dealers do this for you.

I used a screwdriver and heated it up with a butane torch - it worked very well

PrecisionH23a

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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1923862</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yep... just dremel out that top little plastic tab.

vestalfootball72

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I used a screwdriver and heated it up with a butane torch - it worked very well</TD></TR></TABLE>

I thought the clips were only for OBD2-OBD1 conversions? Anyways why would they say they are for honda/acura, and make the clips near identical?