Where can I get some ECU wire harness pins and the tool to install them? I need to convert my harness to MPFI, thanks.

 

Salvage yard for the pins. For the tool you can get it from the dealer and I also believe HAsport offers the tool for sale. You can also use sewing needles, paperclip, or a small screwdriver to remove the pins. I made my own tool from an exacto knife and I filed a thin steel rod down to the correct sized tapered tip.

 

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OR have http://www.Rywire.com do it for you.

 

Rywire for sure but if you know what you're doing and want to do it yourself as many do, we can still hook you up.
You just need 2 A pins (fatter ones) and 2 B/C pins.
You extract them with a tiny precision screw driver - You can get a set anywhere tools are sold, even autozone i believe.
If you paypal $5 to orders@rywire.com and email your address to me at peter(at)rywire.com i'll ship those pins to you.

(this offer applys to nobody else, i don't want PM's asking for 100's of ECU pins)

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NikoZai &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Rywire for sure

(this offer applys to nobody else, i don't want PM's asking for 100's of ECU pins)</TD></TR></TABLE>
can I get 99 of them then?

 

where can you get brand new pins?

An eyeglass screwdriver is good for depinning engine harness pins. A sewing needle works to depin ecu pins.

 

Hasport used to sell them..not sure if they still do..