ECU Pin Layout
Here ya go:

The O2 sensor pins are in section A number 5 and 6.
#5 is the Secondary O2 Sensor Heater Control (SO2S HTC).
#6 is the Primary 02 Sensor Heater Control (PO2S HTC)

And also in section D number 7 and 14.
#7 is the signal for the Primary Heated O2 Sensor (PHO2S)
#14 is the signal for the Secondary Heated O2 Sensor (SHO2S)

[Modified by HX_Guy, 9:15 AM 7/21/2001]

The O2 sensor pins are in section A number 5 and 6.
#5 is the Secondary O2 Sensor Heater Control (SO2S HTC).
#6 is the Primary 02 Sensor Heater Control (PO2S HTC)

And also in section D number 7 and 14.
#7 is the signal for the Primary Heated O2 Sensor (PHO2S)
#14 is the signal for the Secondary Heated O2 Sensor (SHO2S)

[Modified by HX_Guy, 9:15 AM 7/21/2001]
Ok..heres the OBDI ECU plug:

A6 is the O2S HTC (heater control) - wire will be orange/black
D14 is the O2S signal - wire will be white/red
[Modified by HX_Guy, 9:15 AM 7/21/2001]

A6 is the O2S HTC (heater control) - wire will be orange/black
D14 is the O2S signal - wire will be white/red
[Modified by HX_Guy, 9:15 AM 7/21/2001]
so another words, on OBD II
the A5 is the same as D14
then the A6 is the same as D7 ?
so I can tap in in either one of those to get an O2 signal right ???
BTW, which is the VTEC solenoid wire on the OBD II, is it A8 ?
thanks
the A5 is the same as D14
then the A6 is the same as D7 ?
so I can tap in in either one of those to get an O2 signal right ???
BTW, which is the VTEC solenoid wire on the OBD II, is it A8 ?
thanks
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No the yare not teh same. D7 and D14 are signal pinouts.
A5 and A14 are heater controls...you wont get a signal for that.
If you are trying to hook up an air/fuel ratio gauge...you tap into D7 on OBDII ECUs.
A7 is the VTEC pinout.
A5 and A14 are heater controls...you wont get a signal for that.
If you are trying to hook up an air/fuel ratio gauge...you tap into D7 on OBDII ECUs.
A7 is the VTEC pinout.
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