Identify this green plug on OBD2B harness
I found out that Blue Harness Plug is Connector "C" and the Grey Harness plug is Connector "B" according to http://www.ff-squad.com/technet/wiring.obd2b.htm but somehow I cant manage to find Connector "A" ? And what is this green plug connector?
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http://a912.ac-images.myspacec...7.jpg
http://a149.ac-images.myspacec...c.jpg

Modified by hmtcrxsir at 9:49 PM 10/27/2007
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http://a912.ac-images.myspacec...7.jpg
http://a149.ac-images.myspacec...c.jpg

Modified by hmtcrxsir at 9:49 PM 10/27/2007
'A' shouldnt be too far from the other plugs, unless it was cut off.
Its the same width as the dash connector, but it has the same construction as the blue and dinky grey one you have shown (C and D respectively) - with the white cap so you can remove pins.
Looks like a 96-98 harness, huh?
Its the same width as the dash connector, but it has the same construction as the blue and dinky grey one you have shown (C and D respectively) - with the white cap so you can remove pins.
Looks like a 96-98 harness, huh?
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That little grey plug certainly looks like connector D to me... That would be obd2a. If it were obd2B it should be larger than what I see. (then agian, its been a very long day)
I dont think that A should be left off the harness.
I'll go look at my harness...
Can you get a better shot of that area? 'A' should be right there...
Oh, and your dash plug is missing a lot of wires...
I dont think that A should be left off the harness.
I'll go look at my harness...
Can you get a better shot of that area? 'A' should be right there...
Oh, and your dash plug is missing a lot of wires...
Did this harness come off a fully working car? Your car or did you buy it off someone?
If Im just not seeing the (D) grey plug right, and its actually B, then discount everything Ive said.
Agh I shouldnt even be on the boards this late...
If Im just not seeing the (D) grey plug right, and its actually B, then discount everything Ive said.
Agh I shouldnt even be on the boards this late...
well i bought it from a guy that claims its from a 99-00 Civic Si. But I have no clue because I dont have much experience with OBD2 engines. But after looking thru the diagram on ff-squad. It looks more like the OBD2B rather than the OBD2A engine harness. But heres a better shot of the grey connector (yeah I know I need a new damn camera.)




I dont think i can just use the Civic Si engine Harness on my 97 Civic. Plug "A" which is not on the actual Civic Si harness itself is different. I would have to change the cabin floor harness as well
Ohhh... Yeah, no way in hell do you want to use that harness on an obd2a chassis - you will run into dozens of wiring/electrical difficulties.
Resell that harness and get yourself a 96-98 ex harness instead.
It will snap right in and work perfectly.
Resell that harness and get yourself a 96-98 ex harness instead.
It will snap right in and work perfectly.
I probably will redo the whole cabin wirings. Hey Thanks for your helps
Unless there is another way beside redoing the whole cabin harness
Modified by hmtcrxsir at 12:57 PM 10/28/2007
Unless there is another way beside redoing the whole cabin harnessModified by hmtcrxsir at 12:57 PM 10/28/2007
what if i were to use the OBD2B to OBD2A conversion harness as described in:
https://honda-tech.com/zero...08225
https://honda-tech.com/zero...08225
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