Can u have map switching with the oe type Rom or do you have to use a v7?

 

evo 8 pins available anywhere?

Can't find any amount less than 24,000. I just need 10 - 20 of them.

 

Newark appears to have them in stock:

• Large pins
• Small pins

See the wiki for part numbers and possible suppliers. Good places to check for this kind of thing are:

• Digikey
• Newark
• Mouser

 

Thanks
fortunate is me in finding electrical contacts

I did wiki the ecu info for the first time, that was interesting. My ROM ID was not listed though - 96420007.

I remember 4-5 years back with v1.27, or so, my ID was 96420008 and then the following version 00007ed it.

 

Hi guys, I just got a harness, but have no idea what pins.

Both instruction areas on the internet have come up with dead links.

Can anyone guide me or send me some info? sorry, and thanks.

 

I happen to have the same issue...
Luckily I found this:
http://evoecu.logic.net/wiki/Map_switching_harness

 

Thank you Very Much

 

Here is a link to all of the installation instructions and videos available:

http://dynotech-tuning.com/instructions.zip

Once I finish building the shop website, all of this info will be transferred over to the new website.



-Jamie
a.k.a. jack of trades

 

I noticed that the links are labeled backwards. The 175265-1 pins are the small pins and the one's most people will want. The large pins are generally only for the power wires.


-Jamie
a.k.a. jack of trades

 

Good catch, thanks! I've updated the wiki (with AWG labels this time).

 

What is everyone using to crimp the new pins?

 

Also what about the pins for the rest of the plugs in the engine bay?

 

I have one of these economy metri-pack crimpers; it's worked well for most pins I've needed to crimp.

(Pick up one of these removal tools too, to make your life easier. )

 

Thanks just ordered!

No clue about what pins to use for everything else though?

 

As soon as you figure out what all the other plugs and pins in an Evo are, you're welcome to update the wiki. (Hint: they're all different. Every. Last. *******. One. Of. Them. )

I've added as much to it as I have ready information available for, but I only have so much time in the day to troll through Tyco's (er, I mean "TE Inc's", as of this morning's announcement) and JAE's catalogs comparing mechanical drawings to physical parts to determine part numbers.