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hi new french preludeur 3G
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its a little hard to understand your translation in the last post write it in French there are a few people who can speak French here
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yes Bdo thank your for the translation,
i need help to the harness conversion , because the distributor with CRX harness is no good.
We do not manage to clear up this point. So that I can begin has to have a dialogue with the ecu:
i need help to the harness conversion , because the distributor with CRX harness is no good.
We do not manage to clear up this point. So that I can begin has to have a dialogue with the ecu:
Regarde cette image : http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/2992/sweetkw9.png
Ceci est correct pour une Civic ou un CRX.
Pour la Prelude il y a quatre fils à modifier sur le faisceau de conversion OBD0 -> OBD1.
Ceci est l'ECU OBD1 : http://technet.ff-squad.com/wiring/obd1/...matics.gif
La différence se fait sur B10/B12 et C1/C2 de l'OBD0. Ca va sur B11/B12 B15/B16 de l'OBD1 mais je sais plus dans quel ordre. Regarde comment c'est câblé et inverse simplement.
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Le deuxième image ne fonctionne pas, et je n'ai aucune expérience avec ECUs ou le câblage, peut-être quelqu'une autre peut aiderDAV4WS wrote:yes Bdo thank your for the translation,
i need help to the harness conversion , because the distributor with CRX harness is no good.
We do not manage to clear up this point. So that I can begin has to have a dialogue with the ecu:thank you donaldRegarde cette image : http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/2992/sweetkw9.png
Ceci est correct pour une Civic ou un CRX.
Pour la Prelude il y a quatre fils à modifier sur le faisceau de conversion OBD0 -> OBD1.
Ceci est l'ECU OBD1 : http://technet.ff-squad.com/wiring/obd1/...matics.gif
La différence se fait sur B10/B12 et C1/C2 de l'OBD0. Ca va sur B11/B12 B15/B16 de l'OBD1 mais je sais plus dans quel ordre. Regarde comment c'est câblé et inverse simplement.i make an MP for your , As soon as I arrive has to go into the ecu P28 on the faicseau of my prelude

Surely this is a simple case of the right conversion harness or is this going to be some custom thing? I know absolutely zero about wires/electrickery (didn't even know cars were 12v or whatever it is

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Would this be accurate based on the current available connectors/colours?
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=3043482
Feck! It's a minefield, just found this too:

http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=3043482
Feck! It's a minefield, just found this too:
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