obdo to obd1 conversion conversation
My main question is back in day it seems like there was two grounds that needed to be hooked up one being service light and other I'm unsure
now I tried one of the spare harnesses I ended up with trades its a newer style unsure of brand
both cars I tried it on is having random issues about injector pulse both cars was fine on original setup
From the info I found there is no ground needed on newer style
anybody heard of this?
No codes and has spark with fuel pressure 90 model efs
now I tried one of the spare harnesses I ended up with trades its a newer style unsure of brand
both cars I tried it on is having random issues about injector pulse both cars was fine on original setup
From the info I found there is no ground needed on newer style
anybody heard of this?
No codes and has spark with fuel pressure 90 model efs
Honestly:
A set of pin outs for OBD0/OBD1 and volt meter with a resistance setting will solve this in about 10 minutes.
So you can check the wires and repair the fault if it is in there or you can throw a ton of money at a new harness, from a reputable seller, and hope the problem was the harness.
A set of pin outs for OBD0/OBD1 and volt meter with a resistance setting will solve this in about 10 minutes.
So you can check the wires and repair the fault if it is in there or you can throw a ton of money at a new harness, from a reputable seller, and hope the problem was the harness.
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