Subject	Folks often de-pin those ECU connectors when installing
Posted by	jzack on February 16, 2013 at 7:14 PM
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In Reply To	Repair ECU connector posted by someotherguy on February 16, 2013 at 05:28 PM
Message	a new wiring harness (making it easier to get the wiring from the engine bay into the cabin). So seems like a reasonable way to solve your issue? Kind of strange you are having a wire continuity issue that close to the ECU connector block? Maybe there's just an issue with that connector pin (that could be repaired?)... PS - Another way to tackle this issue, open up the ECU case and a solder a wire to the ECU board, run it thru the case and terminate with some kind of male/female quick connect then make your connection at the harness. Not pretty but given the ECU's are rarely disconnected, does it really matter?
Follow Ups	Repair ECU connector - someotherguy 17:28:07 02/16/13 Folks often de-pin those ECU connectors when installing - jzack 19:14:27 02/16/13 Re: Folks often de-pin those ECU connectors when installing - someotherguy 19:22:41 02/16/13 This FAQ should help - scroll down to the 6th and 7th - jzack 09:18:15 02/17/13 Re: This FAQ should help - scroll down to the 6th and 7th - someotherguy 11:44:55 02/17/13
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