elmalouno

This will work using any oem or aftermarket distributor

Assuming you have aquired a "obd0 to obd1 conversion harness", a obd1 ecu and a obd1 distributor..... this is how to make an adapter to allow your new distributor to work.
For a nicer/cleaner install get your hands on the MALE side of both obd1 distributor plugs(the two wire plug and the 7 wire plug) and the FEMALE side of both obd0 distributor plugs(these are attached to your old distributor).

Now wire the male and female plugs together following this diagram.



when you are done you will have a plug and play adapter for your obd0 to 0bd1 conversion, this will allow you to replace your distributor without cutting wires in the future.




Modified by elmalouno at 3:35 PM 5/8/2008


Modified by elmalouno at 3:44 PM 5/8/2008

numberone

iTrader: (2)

Good sh*t! I was just thinking of this! Anything for 0bd0 to 0bd2b?

elmalouno

this might help you with that...


OBD0 - OBD1 - OBD2 - Function

orange - orange - dark blue - CYPP
white - white - white - CYPG
orange/blue - orange/blue - green - TDCP
white/blue - white/blue - red - TDCG
blue/green - blue/green - yellow - CKPP
blue/yellow - blue/yellow - black - CKPG
large white - yellow/green - yellow/green - ICM
black/yellow - black/yellow - black/yellow - IGN Output
blue - blue - blue - Tach Output


Modified by elmalouno at 5:15 PM 5/8/2008

numberone

iTrader: (2)

Thanks, its just what I need.

elmalouno

slacks

good stuff to know if you want to DIY
i think i saw something like this on phearable.net too

ef-hatchcrap

Cool

efjones9

bringing this thread back:
will this work with a ef harness

Oilpan

Sorrry for the Noob question but is there any benifit in doing a OBD1 or 2 distributor?

Kayayecee

Hey wassup folks, Does anyone have any idea or a Diagram on how to convert an obd0 to obd1 ecu with out getting the jumpers? or is that even possible? Thanx...