92-00 Honda/Acura engine wiring, sensor & connector guide
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I just want to ask if anyone have a detailed diagram of the engine harness for 93 EG Hatchback with D15b engine and PO8 ECU? It will be a great help if someone could shed some light. Thanks in advance and more horsepower to us!
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The actual metal part inside the female connector of mine corroded and I would like to replace it.
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I decided just to start a thread about this as a spinoff of the other thread that way people can find the information all here. I'll be adding info as I get it in. Enjoy!
VTEC male and female (92up), A/C compressor (92up), 1 wire O2 connector (92up)
Reverse switch male and female (92up), 2 wire crank fluctuation sensor (96up)
Vehicle Speed Sensor female (92up), 3 wire CKF female (96up), EGR (92up)
4 wire O2 (92up), OEM cruise male and female (90up)
Distributor plug (92-95, 99-00 Civic only ex HX model), 5 wire wideband O2 (92-95 VX, 96up HX)
Distributor plug (96-98 Civic)
Distributor plug (92-95)
Idle air control valve (88up excl 96-00 D16Y7, Y5/Y8 auto), VTEC pressure switch (92up), Knock sensor (92up excl 99-00 B20Z, 97-01 Prelude H22A), Fan switch (92up), ECT (88up), Power Steering Pressure switch (92up), Evap Purge (92-95), Intake air temperature (88-95), IAB (94up B18C)
Intake air temp sensor (96up Civic), EVAP purge (96up), Vent Canister (96up)
3 wire idle air control valve (96-00 D16Y7, D16Y5/8 auto)
MAP sensor (88up), TPS sensor (88up)
Fuel injector plug OBD1 (left)/ OBD2 (right)
Alternator OBD1
Alternator OBD2
Oil pressure sending unit, engine coolant temperature sending unit (gauge)
Harness Overview
General Sensor component locations
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VTEC male and female (92up), A/C compressor (92up), 1 wire O2 connector (92up)
Reverse switch male and female (92up), 2 wire crank fluctuation sensor (96up)
Vehicle Speed Sensor female (92up), 3 wire CKF female (96up), EGR (92up)
4 wire O2 (92up), OEM cruise male and female (90up)
Distributor plug (92-95, 99-00 Civic only ex HX model), 5 wire wideband O2 (92-95 VX, 96up HX)
Distributor plug (96-98 Civic)
Distributor plug (92-95)
Idle air control valve (88up excl 96-00 D16Y7, Y5/Y8 auto), VTEC pressure switch (92up), Knock sensor (92up excl 99-00 B20Z, 97-01 Prelude H22A), Fan switch (92up), ECT (88up), Power Steering Pressure switch (92up), Evap Purge (92-95), Intake air temperature (88-95), IAB (94up B18C)
Intake air temp sensor (96up Civic), EVAP purge (96up), Vent Canister (96up)
3 wire idle air control valve (96-00 D16Y7, D16Y5/8 auto)
MAP sensor (88up), TPS sensor (88up)
Fuel injector plug OBD1 (left)/ OBD2 (right)
Alternator OBD1
Alternator OBD2
Oil pressure sending unit, engine coolant temperature sending unit (gauge)
Harness Overview
General Sensor component locations
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#31
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I tried to change 7 Dash Cluster lights to T5 Leds & installed some of them in incorrect polarity which caused to blow the fuse under the dash. I went ahead and placed the original factory bulbs back in & now have a new problem. The Dimmer switch isn't working to lower the dash lights & the 3rd break light through the truck keeps turning off every time I change it (doesn't blow the bult, just turns it off).
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
#33
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Question for you...
Ambient air temp, coolant fan, ECT, and ECT for gauge as well as the vtec solenoid and oil pressure switch...
will the harness for a z6 pigtails work on a y8? Are they the same basically?
Ambient air temp, coolant fan, ECT, and ECT for gauge as well as the vtec solenoid and oil pressure switch...
will the harness for a z6 pigtails work on a y8? Are they the same basically?
#34
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Thread closed.
If you have a challenge with your vehicle, start a new thread and reference posts in this thread for any directly related questions to this FAQ type thread.
If you have a challenge with your vehicle, start a new thread and reference posts in this thread for any directly related questions to this FAQ type thread.
#35
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Hello, great pics. awesome. would you mind posting a wiring diagram for fuel pump? I've been troubleshooting my 2000 EM1 civic si. The car cranks but it won't start. I pulled out the fuel pump and tested it and it works but when I install it back in the tank, I don't hear the pump primes. hope to hear from you back soon. thank you and have a great day.
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Honda doesn't sell just the connectors. They only sell full harnesses.
I believe @CX-Adam know of the companies that sells the connectors and seals and pins. I didn't bookmark it so not sure where specifically the info is stashed but I do know it's been mentioned on this site a time or two.
I believe @CX-Adam know of the companies that sells the connectors and seals and pins. I didn't bookmark it so not sure where specifically the info is stashed but I do know it's been mentioned on this site a time or two.
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Re: 92-00 Honda/Acura engine wiring, sensor & connector guide
Sure they do, https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...ljLWdhcw%3D%3D I suspect it's #12 but wan't to confirm before ordering.
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Honda doesn't sell just the connectors. They only sell full harnesses.
I believe @CX-Adam know of the companies that sells the connectors and seals and pins. I didn't bookmark it so not sure where specifically the info is stashed but I do know it's been mentioned on this site a time or two.
I believe @CX-Adam know of the companies that sells the connectors and seals and pins. I didn't bookmark it so not sure where specifically the info is stashed but I do know it's been mentioned on this site a time or two.
Sure they do, https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...ljLWdhcw%3D%3D I suspect it's #12 but wan't to confirm before ordering.
I can't vouch for quality but I did a quick google search for connectors and did provide a few links to sites where you can buy them.
Search terms: honda harness connectors; honda obd1 harness connectors
https://racespeconline.com/collectio...nda-connectors
https://www.efihardware.com/products...nda-Connectors
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Re: 92-00 Honda/Acura engine wiring, sensor & connector guide
Yes I've seen those but after shipping it's like $15 or $20 for a connector I could get from my Honda dealer for $3-$4 if I knew the part number.
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I thought for sure it was you that had the electronic places that sell the connectors and pins. Sorry @CX-Adam . I'll look back and see where I went wrong and see if I can find the references.
I found it. Back in 2017 @spAdam mentioned about connectors and wire and all kinds of valuable information. And I believe I've seen him post specific information for specific connectors in our 5th and 6th gen cars. Different Adam.
The thread is here.
I found it. Back in 2017 @spAdam mentioned about connectors and wire and all kinds of valuable information. And I believe I've seen him post specific information for specific connectors in our 5th and 6th gen cars. Different Adam.
The thread is here.
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I thought for sure it was you that had the electronic places that sell the connectors and pins. Sorry @CX-Adam . I'll look back and see where I went wrong and see if I can find the references.
I found it. Back in 2017 @spAdam mentioned about connectors and wire and all kinds of valuable information. And I believe I've seen him post specific information for specific connectors in our 5th and 6th gen cars. Different Adam.
The thread is here.
I found it. Back in 2017 @spAdam mentioned about connectors and wire and all kinds of valuable information. And I believe I've seen him post specific information for specific connectors in our 5th and 6th gen cars. Different Adam.
The thread is here.
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#43
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Sure they do, https://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com...ljLWdhcw%3D%3D I suspect it's #12 but wan't to confirm before ordering.
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my ears were ringing lol.
I have no idea on the Honda part number. Most engine connectors are Sumitomo. These are HW sealed series.
https://www.corsa-technic.com/item.p...ategory_id=113
I have no idea on the Honda part number. Most engine connectors are Sumitomo. These are HW sealed series.
https://www.corsa-technic.com/item.p...ategory_id=113
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I ordered all my connectors through racespeconline.com I'm pretty sure you can get individual connectors but I just bought the full kit.
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Racespeconline is a little pricey on individual connectors but their full kit isn’t too bad.
Corsa Technic has been the best all-around that I’ve dealt with in recent years.
- Prices are very decent
- Fast/reasonable cost shipping
- excellent stock
- hard to find oem-grade stuff
- good website with lots of pics and descriptions and oem part numbers.
My pet peeve is places that don’t list or try to hide the original part number. Makes it hard to learn what’s what when the only info they’ll give you is like “1 pin vtec connector” for the above post.
Corsa Technic has been the best all-around that I’ve dealt with in recent years.
- Prices are very decent
- Fast/reasonable cost shipping
- excellent stock
- hard to find oem-grade stuff
- good website with lots of pics and descriptions and oem part numbers.
My pet peeve is places that don’t list or try to hide the original part number. Makes it hard to learn what’s what when the only info they’ll give you is like “1 pin vtec connector” for the above post.
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#47
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greetings, need help - i have my backup light connector broken as in the picture and i cannot identify the wire color on this 2 pin connector everything has become covered with oil as well as the wire on the engine itself. i think i want to reconnect the wires without the connector if anybody can tell me what the colors of this sensor wire and can it be done? thanks
backup light wire connector D16Z6
backup light wire connector D16Z6
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Typically GRN and GRN/BLK. So may be hard to identify if it's all greasy and shitty in there.
The good news: It's just a switch and it doesn't matter which way you hook it up. I wouldn't recommend hardwiring it, you'll have to drain the trans and pull the switch out (or cut the wires) if you ever need to pull the harness or separate the trans from the engine.
The correct connector is <$6 for both sides:
The good news: It's just a switch and it doesn't matter which way you hook it up. I wouldn't recommend hardwiring it, you'll have to drain the trans and pull the switch out (or cut the wires) if you ever need to pull the harness or separate the trans from the engine.
The correct connector is <$6 for both sides:
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thanks spAdam for your answer. i have found another seller that pre-install the wires in it and i just hook up to the switch but the light seems doesn't come out. i need to check the continuity after back from work and if it ok, i have to buy a new switch.
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thanks spAdam for your answer. i have found another seller that pre-install the wires in it and i just hook up to the switch but the light seems doesn't come out. i need to check the continuity after back from work and if it ok, i have to buy a new switch.