MS to engine harness
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Datbeardo944
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MS to engine harness
Re: MS to engine harness
If you wish a plug and play unit, where you can swap between original ECU and MS, and aren't good at reading schematics, an MS PNP may be a better option.
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Re: MS to engine harness
Thank you for helping me! - Chris
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Re: MS to engine harness
I think that most of what you're looking for (pinouts, schematics, etc) can be found in the various MS manuals.Datbeardo944 wrote:Thank you fo your reply, I don't think I made much sense though. I am looking for what each pin on the DB37 does. like what pin 1 does, pin 2 does, and so on.
Thank you for helping me! - Chris
Hope that helps.......
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