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    b18c7 into efi 94 eg civic

    hey guys iv purchased OBD1-OBD2A ecu jumper harness as shown in the pic below. My car is a 1994 eg civic with a 1999 DC2-R b18c7 swap the ecu im running is a p73. Attached to the jumper harness is a sub harness consisting of 5 wires

    green,black,yellow,red and white

    i need to know where do i wire these up to and what is the function for each coloured wire




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    you should ask seller that question.

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    What kind of ECU is it? Just the standard one that came from the DC2R? Or is it an aftermarket one (hondata etc) with a rev limiter?

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    stock p73 dc2 type r computer no hondata i got it from jdm yard no wiring diagram nothing

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    I'm not familiar with the P73 ecu's, but it looks to me like a plug n play harness for an aftermarket piggyback/rev limiter setup? Will the car start without these wires plugged in?

    Red: Power source
    Black: Ground
    White: Handbrake/clutch switch with ground
    Yellow and Green: Taps into the ICM wire?

    someone correct me on this..
    but yeah, try and start the car without plugging them in to anything.

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    do not assume red and black are power and ground. you will quite quickly blow up your ECU

    they will be for

    PO2H
    KS
    PSPW
    VTP
    VTS

    as for what colour wire is for what, you either need to contact the reseller as mentioned above or follow the wires back to the OBDIIa connector and identify the pin it connects to then Identify its function

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