s2000 ecu pins and connectors
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Can anyone confirm this is the 104 pin connector?
My plan is to make my own harness for splicing so I am not cutting any of the factory harness., I think this is the best way to go about doing it.
Cheers
Earl
My plan is to make my own harness for splicing so I am not cutting any of the factory harness., I think this is the best way to go about doing it.
Cheers
Earl
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2020 bump.
The big pin is 175269-1, not 175268-1. Whats the big difference?...the tang that you crimp the wire strands to is 3.5mm long, not 3mm (which is what 175268-1 has)
The big pin is 175269-1, not 175268-1. Whats the big difference?...the tang that you crimp the wire strands to is 3.5mm long, not 3mm (which is what 175268-1 has)
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I am trying to find the correct pin to use to connect to b12 for my wideband to be able to datalog, are the numbers you listed for an 06+ or 00-05?
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these are for 00-05. Not sure what pins are needed for 06-09. But once you find out, please share the info, please PM me.
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175268 = 0.3-0.85 mm^2
175269 = 0.5-1.25 mm^2
You can check this info at te.com in application specification ENG_SS_114-5160_J.pdf
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