in the middle of a MPFI swap. How do I depin the ecu?
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Re: in the middle of a MPFI swap. How do I depin the ecu? (civickiller)
thats the one - see http://www.rywire.com/dpmpfi.shtml
At the bottom it says "You will need this tool to extract the pins from the ecu plugs"
At the bottom it says "You will need this tool to extract the pins from the ecu plugs"
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Re: in the middle of a MPFI swap. How do I depin the ecu? (NikoZai)
some people just use a paper clip. i used a small pointed tool, i think its called an aw?
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Re: in the middle of a MPFI swap. How do I depin the ecu? (coot_er)
I see, should I "attack" the pin from the bottom or top? Is there a special way to do it or no? I just dont wanna **** it up.. thanks
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Re: in the middle of a MPFI swap. How do I depin the ecu? (teknohatchie91)
i use a tiny screwdriver like shown on the rywire page.
here are some detailed instructions. it's a google cache, unfortunately the original site is down, so no pics.
http://64.233.161.104/search?q...fox-a
first fourthgenhatch.com, now deepstaged.net.
here are some detailed instructions. it's a google cache, unfortunately the original site is down, so no pics.
http://64.233.161.104/search?q...fox-a
first fourthgenhatch.com, now deepstaged.net.
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the tool
insert here
this is what you'll be doing with the tool, inside the plug
tab on the pin
the tab clips onto a bar that runs the length of the plug that holds pin in place.
insert the tool so it goes on either side of the bar
the A plug works much the same way, but is easier.
Modified by gutterslide at 6:41 AM 3/26/2005
insert here
this is what you'll be doing with the tool, inside the plug
tab on the pin
the tab clips onto a bar that runs the length of the plug that holds pin in place.
insert the tool so it goes on either side of the bar
the A plug works much the same way, but is easier.
Modified by gutterslide at 6:41 AM 3/26/2005
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paper clip works fine I hold the wire with my teeth and run the paper clip in and out where the tab and sooner or later it comes out. Paper clips like to deflect though so you have to keep turning around against it's bends. Keep only very slight pressure on the wire and if you can only when you know the tab is down obviously the pressure you put on it will keep the tab in place. Werd tell us how it goes.
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