 ST205 IJ1 connector questions |
 May 28, 2014 - 8:05 PM
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Enthusiast  Joined Mar 5, '13 From whitesboro,ny Currently Offline Reputation: 5 (100%)  |
I am working on my patch harness to make the ST205 engine harness Plug'n'Play on my ST185 and have a question I figured some of you here will be able to help me figure out. Any help would be very appreciative.
Question 1: Where is the "female" plug for the IJ1 connector. Its no longer on the bracket with the II1 & II2 female connectors and have been unable to locate it. Question 2: Pin 2 on IJ1 is a Pink-Black wire that goes to ECU connector B6. I have been unable to locate what this pin is for. -------------------- 2000 tundra - DD tow vehicle
2001 mrs - paddle shifted 2gr in progress. 2000 celica gts - custom veilside ff-gt based widebody kit. hotchkis tvs racing setup. 1990 mr2 - 3mz swap in progress 1990 st185 - fab car 1991 st185 - fully restored, fully built. 1992 st185 - RHD conversion 1993 st185 - v6TT circuit race car build. 1992 st185 - IDK yet |
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May 28, 2014 - 9:04 PM
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May 28, 2014 - 10:36 PM
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Enthusiast Joined Mar 5, '13 From whitesboro,ny Currently Offline Reputation: 5 (100%) |
I could not for the life of me find it in the wiring diagrams. I have found a resource online that says it is the ECO pin on the ECU and used for the A/C which isn't installed on my car. I haven't been able to locate the chassis side of the plug so I may just move all the connectors to either II1 or II2 so I have one less plug to worry about.
-------------------- 2000 tundra - DD tow vehicle
2001 mrs - paddle shifted 2gr in progress. 2000 celica gts - custom veilside ff-gt based widebody kit. hotchkis tvs racing setup. 1990 mr2 - 3mz swap in progress 1990 st185 - fab car 1991 st185 - fully restored, fully built. 1992 st185 - RHD conversion 1993 st185 - v6TT circuit race car build. 1992 st185 - IDK yet |
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