I tried searching for the thread that was up like a couple days ago and no luck.

Im wiring up a b16 in a Si HB, I need to know if Honda makes ECU plug depinning tools w/ part # thank you.

 

paper clip

how to depin ecu pins

 

Never heard of a paper clip! Thats a new one lol. I always just use a small screwdriver.

 

Thank you, I will probably try that, but i have $$$ from x-mas might aswell buy the
Honda tool

Alright this worked very well For the big plug AKA PLUG A



How do u go about undoing PLUGS B & C(The smaller black colored ones)?





Modified by JapJunkie at 6:26 PM 12/27/2004

 

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There's little tabs on the black plugs. 2 on each side. Open them up and the pins will come out like plug A.

 

also see:http://www.deepstaged.net/rpecu4gb.htm

 

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I did already Not workin....

Lovin life w/ PLUG A

 

This is where im at.




Dont mind the broken clip(I was trying to see how the pin is held in)! Im practicing on the pigtails that came on the PR3 ECU

 

I hate my life j/k Still cant figure it out.

Honda Tool p/n anyone???

 

What I used after much searching and frustration was a set of O-Ring Scribbers from Autozone, or a Dental pick. Either will work.

 

Dang jeff...i thought u would have gotten it by now. I have used a paper clip before, but i like a tiny screwdriver so it can give me better control. Just mess with it for a while Jeff and you'll get it. I remember i got it while i was in class...gotta luv boring classes. Also, having the OEM tool is always nice. Make a trip to the dealership.

 

Find a Fry's electronics in cali(They are everywhere over there) they have em. I work at the arlinton,tx store and we a have quite a few of em

 

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What do you recommend? A particular brand? I drive by fry's everyday.
It has to have a very fine point because this black plug is a PITA.

 

Frys is pretty far away from me

 

on brand it doesnt really matter. just use it and return it, lol. Thats wat i do all the time
ull have 30 days to use it

 

LOL

What should i ask for when i ask an employee to locate the tool? Since it is like PC store.

 

ask for the electronics components department then go there and thats where uwill ask a salesman for a pin puller

 

Aight cool thanks

I went to Honda today and the parts dep. couldnt give me any info. on the tool, so please someone hook me up w/ the p/n.

 

honda tool p/n anyone???

 

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Well the Tools and Equipment site is offline so you can't search for it. The Specialty tools department is closed for the rest of the year. So unless they have one out in the bay with the part number on it (doubtful, we sure don't) no one probably isn't going to be much help unless they have it. If you still haven't figured it out after the new year, PM me.

Have you checked a harbor freight or anything yet? Or a specialty electronic or computer store? You can use a small hand pick to push the pin down that holds it in place. That's all we use here.

 

IC , but like i said i went down to honda lookin for the tool and they needed a part # I thought I saw someone post it in this forum but i cant find it

 

Hasport has one, but I think they may be out of stock.
I used dentists tool kit. For the small connectors I believe I had to push beneath the plug in the center row, and pull on the wire from the back end.

 

Damn where do i get dentist tools, but ahhh just thinkin about them makes me quiver (Like the screechy sound when they scrap crap off ur teeth and ****!) lol

EDIT: Cant find the tool on Hasport's website, maybe cuz they are sold out???

 

If you have spare plugs you can just slice them
open with a red-hot exacto-knife...

 

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I havent seen you in a minute. Good to see you back