OBD0 To OBD1 Injector Wiring **Question**
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OBD0 To OBD1 Injector Wiring **Question**
Definatly not the first person to try this, but cant find any info on it... Swappin in a OBD1 B-16 motor into a 91 DX. Dizzy wiring/VTEC wiring checks out ok, so my question is reguarding the injector wiring.
The motor came with a complete OBD1 wiring harness so I cut the colored wires on the injectors leaving all the yelloy/Blk wires still connected to the large grey plug at the end. There were 3 other yellow/Blk wires. One of them went to the 4-wire O2, another to the IACV, and the 3rd yellow/Blk I cut coming off this. Where does this last of the yellow/blk wires need to go?
Also, this is the jumper harness im using.....
And the instructions...
It lists 2 red wires as power and 3 black wires as grounds... Does it matter which of the 2 red wires or 3 black wires go to the corresponding sensors or do they all supply power/ground just the same?
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks guys.
The motor came with a complete OBD1 wiring harness so I cut the colored wires on the injectors leaving all the yelloy/Blk wires still connected to the large grey plug at the end. There were 3 other yellow/Blk wires. One of them went to the 4-wire O2, another to the IACV, and the 3rd yellow/Blk I cut coming off this. Where does this last of the yellow/blk wires need to go?
Also, this is the jumper harness im using.....
And the instructions...
It lists 2 red wires as power and 3 black wires as grounds... Does it matter which of the 2 red wires or 3 black wires go to the corresponding sensors or do they all supply power/ground just the same?
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks guys.
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Re: OBD0 To OBD1 Injector Wiring **Question** (DEADLYACURACCY)
Your suppose to use your stock dx wiring harness and do the multi port conversion. I feel like you just made a lot more work for yourself and confusion. The obd1 wiring harness is not going to plug into your car harness.
I did a a obd1 conversion is my 88std and the only changes I made was the jumper harness like you already have, 4-wire oxgyen sensor, OBD1 distrubutor, and a chipped p28. I didn't touch the injectors. I also made the minor changes to the distrubutor wiring, but nothing serious.
I did a a obd1 conversion is my 88std and the only changes I made was the jumper harness like you already have, 4-wire oxgyen sensor, OBD1 distrubutor, and a chipped p28. I didn't touch the injectors. I also made the minor changes to the distrubutor wiring, but nothing serious.
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I am still using the stock wiring but since i had to use the OBD1 injector plugs instead of the clear ones, i left them attached to the grey plug at the end that goes in place of the resistor box.
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