First of all 95 b18c in my 98 hatch. Can someone confirm that this is a 96-98 engine harness? 3 plugs fit in in fine but why wont the green plug fit in the OBDII-I conversion harness? Any ideas?

 

I don't know what kind of harness that is. Both the 96-98 and 99-00 harnesses use the "A" plug. There is no "A" plug on the harness in the picture.

 

BTW, the OBD2->OBD1 harness you have pictured is for 99-00 Si's and 00-01 GSR's.

 

damnit looks like i have to sell it then. Also what's the "A" plug?

 

The female part of the "A" plug is the first plug in the OBD2 connnector row. (the one you tried to plug the green plug into)

A B C D

 

The engine harness you have there is from a '99-'00 automatic transmission Civic. The reason I know this is due to the wire colors and their position. Also, the automatic '99-'00 Civic engine harnesses used the 'D' plug.

The 'A' plug on the '99-'00 Civic is integrated in the interior harness and is not on the engine harness.

That OBD2 to OBD1 ECU conversion harness is one that I made a couple of years ago. It is for a '99-'00 Civic or a '00-'01 Integra.

I am happy to see that my harnesses will be around for a long time changing hands from user to user.

If you have any more questions just ask.

-kenji

 

Thanks for the help but does this mean I cant use either things???

 

You are correct. Both the engine harness and the OBD2 to OBD1 ECU conversion harness can not be used in your situation.

-kenji

 

Great that just made my day........

 

damn, man.. tough break.. let me know if i can help in anyway.. pz..

 

All you got to do now is get a 99-00 SI Harness and your ready to go.

Then you can keep your OB2->OB1 Adapter..



I seen them for around 150

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