Replacement Plug for car ecu

[Amraks]

anyone know where to get these plugs?




I'm trying to source these for one of my cars these photos are taken from the other car I have thats the same make.


Its a n12 et pulsar aka nissan cherry


I am having troubles with the car revving up its a common problem with these cars. as soon as you pick the ecu up and muck with the leads the car will idle properly.

So if anyone can help me you would be helping allot of others also that will be thankful.

cheers if anyone can help me.

I know a psu atx pin fits on the end of the female plug but I wanna know if I can buy the complete plug.

[selldoor]

Re: Replacement Plug for car ecu

Can you read the part numbers off the plugs and post them - might help?

Cant find anything - scrapyards?

Did find this
http://www.scribd.com/doc/19576441/A...Wiring-Diagram
Might help pinpoint which pin does what so you can work on it.

[Amraks]

Re: Replacement Plug for car ecu

as I said most of these looms have failed because they are under the seat on passengers seat years 25 years of people getting in and out has caused these problems most people over come it by getting a after market computer.

scrap yard isn't really a good option these cars are getting rare, I waited 2 years for this second one to come up

Here is my idea I'm going to remove the originals sockets and get these I think. unless you know some where better with these right angled sockets.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1x-ATX-PCB-1...item19d179fa7a



http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-set-PCB-20...item3f184cb0f5

http://www.ebay.com/itm/50x-DC3-20-P...item2310daf202

[cadiman]

Re: Replacement Plug for car ecu

I repair these all the time ( harness pins etc.). They use them in everything from cars to golf course turf equipment.

The first thing I do is take a male pin terminal and check all the female connectors at the harness. (This will tell you if you have any loose connections). This works great!

The real problem you may be having is the male pins at the computer most likely need re-soldered at the computer board or re-solder the whole computer board (heavy components).

You just need a solderless crimp tool for these delphi connectors and a dentist pick to unlock them from the plastic harness block in order to replace them.

You can also use the dentist pick to pry out the spring tabs on the female terminals to improve the pin contact on the terminals you have.

You should be able to find the exact pin terminals you need by removing one of each and heading to an auto parts store. You will need to match them up as there are several different kinds that will look almost the same.

Practice on a junk harness!!