If I made them would anyone want them? How much are you willing to pay without lowballing too much.

 

to that.

I've seen them going anywhere from 140-200, so anywhere around that and you should be doing well.

 

75 shipped...otherwise blown90hatch has em for i think 105 shipped with excellent customer service...

 

How about you post a link about what pins go to what instead

(I need to make a harness)

 

http://www.pgmfi.org/twiki/bin...-OBD1

 

the one question i had was, when you convert to obd1. how do you check for codes ? doesnt obd 1 have like a plug where you just jump it with like a paper clip ? so does the conversion harness come with that ?

just wondering how you would check for codes

 

for 88-89's you jump the timing plug, and it shows it on the CEL. I forget for the 90-91. Just learned this today.

 

do you offer warranty on that conversion?

 

yeah i was searching after i posted and found the answer.

but after searching it brought up another question i had. on my stock d15 the sensor for the fans is on the back of the block with 2 wires. i noticed on my b18b, it didnt have that sensor. but i saw a sensor on the thermostat housing

so i was wondering is that, is the thermostat sensor used for the fans ? or do i just ahve to swap that sensor over from my d15 to the b18b so the fans will work ? or a better question, what do i ahve to do to get my fans to work

 

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Welcome to 1998 when using junkyard connectors to mass produce them was the norm.

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Word. and that is with all brand new OEM connectors, pins, wires. With pins crimped by the same machine that does it for honda and a subharness for the extra sensors and a full instruction sheets.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civickiller &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the one question i had was, when you convert to obd1. how do you check for codes ? doesnt obd 1 have like a plug where you just jump it with like a paper clip ? so does the conversion harness come with that ?

just wondering how you would check for codes</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ground the D4 pin on the OBD1 side and the check engine light will flash the code just like OBD1/2.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civickiller &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah i was searching after i posted and found the answer.

but after searching it brought up another question i had. on my stock d15 the sensor for the fans is on the back of the block with 2 wires. i noticed on my b18b, it didnt have that sensor. but i saw a sensor on the thermostat housing

so i was wondering is that, is the thermostat sensor used for the fans ? or do i just ahve to swap that sensor over from my d15 to the b18b so the fans will work ? or a better question, what do i ahve to do to get my fans to work</TD></TR></TABLE>
That is correct, on the OBD1 engines, the fan switch is on the thermo housing. I always suggest extending the wires and changing plugs to use the fan switch on the thermo housing.

 

Dam I guess Blown90hatch Schooled me. He answerd my thread b4 I could. He is right mine are junkyard made, but they work. Oh well If you guys do want one PM me and i can set something up, Otherwise it sounds like blown hatch makes a good one.

 

bump

 

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Blown90hatch's harness are great, easy as 123 install