obd1 ecu w/ obd0 auto trany
how is it done? svoboy said it was easy but i want more detail in here.
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Take the a19 pin (which is
Take the a19 pin (which is for the torque converter) and wire it up to power with a switch. Flip the switch on when the car warms up a bit and then turn it off when you turn the car off. Piece of cake.
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is a19 obd1 or obd0? also
is a19 obd1 or obd0?
also if u could help me with the P-N--- and ---D-- inputs. also i thought obd1 autos had a seprit TCU for the trany. like this: https://rywire.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=35&products_id=55&osCsid=d8 444058a1d157156c3e76960979c3c6 https://rywire.com/store/images/1to1auto.jpg |
Shit, they might, hell if I
****, they might, hell if I know.
The obd1 ecu has both full lock up and partial lock up. Our trannies only do full lock up, so I only hooked up that pin. The p n and d stuff is in my harness somewhere, I wired it up, but I never had an issue with trying to figure how it worked so I didn't pay much attention to it. I can figure it out if you want. |
yea i'd like that. as i'm
yea i'd like that. as i'm making my own harness.
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I'll figure out what pin it
I'll figure out what pin it is then, just remind me tomorrow when I'm not so damn tired and I'll post of the wiring stuff for both our cars and obd1 stuff.
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na-na-nee boo boobeat ya to
na-na-nee boo boo
beat ya to it... lol obd0 connector obd0 PFI A connector obd0 PFI B connector obd0 PFI C connector obd0 TBI A connector obd0 TBI B connector obd0 TBI C connector obd1 connector obd1 A connector obd1 B connector obd1 D connector looks like obd0 A8 goes to obd1 A19 ... maybe A17 i just skimmed this thread...i think this is what you were after... obd0 interlock wiring obd1 interlock wiring ooowee i matched another one...this is like mahjong obd0 B12 >>> obd1 D18 ::: both are white/red |
I think it's a19, lemme
I think it's a19, lemme check though. One will ruin the tranny the other will make it work fine, :p
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Re: na-na-nee boo boobeat ya to
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the mitchell manuals are
the mitchell manuals are split up into TBI (throttle body) and PFI (programable fuel)...
so yeah...i guess a little incomplete... maybe if i look up on the d16a6 si it would be different... |
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