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    Question Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    I have all my wiring sorted out on the conversion harness but pins A21 and A22 on the OBD1 plug. What pin on the OBD0 plugs do i need to run these to wires to?

    Also does pin D2(brake switch) need to be connected to anything?

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    Re: Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    I'll have to check my conversion harness for pin A21 and A22. However, I'm sure you can leave the brake switch out.

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    Re: Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    A21 to the igniter/ignition control module
    A20 is to the purge solenoid


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    Re: Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    Quote Originally Posted by thegreatdane
    A21 to the igniter/ignition control module
    A20 is to the purge solenoid
    I know what they are, I need to know where to run them on the OBD0-OBD1 conversion harness.

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    Re: Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    ???? You havent got any ICM on your pre-OBD wiring and you dont have the purge solenoid either (unless you have 88-89 injection). So therefore there's nowhere in the stock ecu plug to put those wires.

    In case you have 88-89 injection the purge cut off solenoid should be on pin B2.


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    Re: Question for those of you who are running the P75 ecu

    Ok, thanks. I'm just trying to minimize the problems/codes i will have when i finally get everything done.

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