OBD2 -> OBD1 -> OBD0 Distributor Wire Mapping
Anyone needing to map wires or convert harness from one OBD to another I just put together a nice diagram to help. All the way from OBD2 down to OBD0 since I am doing this for my VTEC project, hope it helps someone else too.
Last edited by mdrouillard1983; Apr 8, 2014 at 12:03 PM.
I've updated the diagram, if anyone could please verify and double check my work it would be great.
Got updated info, if anyone is doing this; there is a BLUE wire coming from the OBD0/OBD1 engine harness this is for the Tachometer output which OBD2B does not have (OBD2A does).
Simply run a wire into the distributor housing, and tap into the ignitor housing there is a lead that is not used it is at the base of the rotor assembly impossible to miss; this should send the proper signal.
Reason is that OBD2B ECU gets RPM from the other sensors (CKP/CYP). But in my case running with a P28 OBD1 ECU needs this readout.
Now to see once put all together if it works...
Got updated info, if anyone is doing this; there is a BLUE wire coming from the OBD0/OBD1 engine harness this is for the Tachometer output which OBD2B does not have (OBD2A does).
Simply run a wire into the distributor housing, and tap into the ignitor housing there is a lead that is not used it is at the base of the rotor assembly impossible to miss; this should send the proper signal.
Reason is that OBD2B ECU gets RPM from the other sensors (CKP/CYP). But in my case running with a P28 OBD1 ECU needs this readout.
Now to see once put all together if it works...
Last edited by mdrouillard1983; Apr 10, 2014 at 08:19 AM.
With all the distributor pinouts on the internet im going to take a chance and go with this one. Before I start cutting and soldering, can somone confirm this one is good ?? Everyone and their brother likes to make one of these, some with varying wire colors and positions. wish we could erase the internet of all of these images and have one agreed upon diagram.
I've updated the diagram, if anyone could please verify and double check my work it would be great.
Got updated info, if anyone is doing this; there is a BLUE wire coming from the OBD0/OBD1 engine harness this is for the Tachometer output which OBD2B does not have (OBD2A does).
Simply run a wire into the distributor housing, and tap into the ignitor housing there is a lead that is not used it is at the base of the rotor assembly impossible to miss; this should send the proper signal.
Reason is that OBD2B ECU gets RPM from the other sensors (CKP/CYP). But in my case running with a P28 OBD1 ECU needs this readout.
Now to see once put all together if it works...
Got updated info, if anyone is doing this; there is a BLUE wire coming from the OBD0/OBD1 engine harness this is for the Tachometer output which OBD2B does not have (OBD2A does).
Simply run a wire into the distributor housing, and tap into the ignitor housing there is a lead that is not used it is at the base of the rotor assembly impossible to miss; this should send the proper signal.
Reason is that OBD2B ECU gets RPM from the other sensors (CKP/CYP). But in my case running with a P28 OBD1 ECU needs this readout.
Now to see once put all together if it works...
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in my build thread
(Marcos new work car 90 sedan)
i am running the obd2 dizzy
wired just like in the picture with no problems for over a year now
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