thanks charlie. nice work as usual.
99 p11 obdii to obdi step down harness
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Just what the title says, now I know there where some of these already floating around the net but the P11 is just a little different and this one is for us P11 guys that are wanteing to make our own OBDII to OBDI step down harness.
Picture below of the finished product and the tools I used to complete the job:
The is the HAKKO soldering station I picked up for pretty cheap, cost $91 new
This is the HAKKO desoldering iron I used which makes doing this very kind of work a breeze
The completed OBDII to OBDI step down harness
Picture below of the finished product and the tools I used to complete the job:
The is the HAKKO soldering station I picked up for pretty cheap, cost $91 new
This is the HAKKO desoldering iron I used which makes doing this very kind of work a breeze
The completed OBDII to OBDI step down harness
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Here's a quick little tool I fashioned up for anyone need to de-pin there ECU wire I thought maybe be helpful using an allen wrench which after being modified can be used to open the GATE (colored grey in the picture that keep the wire secure) and DEPIN:
Tool measurements:
Depining
Width: .046"
Height: .027"
Length: .860" (can be much shorter probably .500"
Gate Unlocking to side (flat head screwdriver looking side):
Width .110"
Sharpen to make like a flat head screwdriver
Tool measurements:
Depining
Width: .046"
Height: .027"
Length: .860" (can be much shorter probably .500"
Gate Unlocking to side (flat head screwdriver looking side):
Width .110"
Sharpen to make like a flat head screwdriver
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I just have to put my 99 P11 harness back to stock from my previous setup which was 99 OBDII P11 to 95-97 OBDII B14
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