Wire from NB harness not soldered to board.
04-28-2009, 01:18 PM
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Wire from NB harness not soldered to board.
On my adaptronic harness included with the ECU, the middle connector, with the white wires has a wire not soldered to the circuit board. When looking top down its the third wire on the top row from left to right in the number 2 box. its just hanging there with an empty hole.
Is everyones like this? Considering this is supposed to be a parallel harness I would assume this is not correct. Though I'm just comparing to all the parallel harnesses that I used to make for megasquirts so I could be mistaken.
I'll try to take a quick crappy picture.
Is everyones like this? Considering this is supposed to be a parallel harness I would assume this is not correct. Though I'm just comparing to all the parallel harnesses that I used to make for megasquirts so I could be mistaken.
I'll try to take a quick crappy picture.
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04-28-2009, 01:31 PM
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There is no evidence of any attempt to solder it from what i can tell on top, the wire itself has no solder on it. I can't see through the glue.
From what I can tell this is the pin for the knock input. I need the car running today to put it in storage so I'm going to throw things together today and once I have it in storage I can do whatever but it has to get to its final destination today or tomorrow.
I don't mind fixing it, I just don't have a glue gun to recoat the backside. Maybe a harness swap would be the better option. Up to you, the knock sensor circuit won't keep me from getting things going.
From what I can tell this is the pin for the knock input. I need the car running today to put it in storage so I'm going to throw things together today and once I have it in storage I can do whatever but it has to get to its final destination today or tomorrow.
I don't mind fixing it, I just don't have a glue gun to recoat the backside. Maybe a harness swap would be the better option. Up to you, the knock sensor circuit won't keep me from getting things going.
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04-28-2009, 05:09 PM
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There is no evidence of any attempt to solder it from what i can tell on top, the wire itself has no solder on it. I can't see through the glue.
From what I can tell this is the pin for the knock input. I need the car running today to put it in storage so I'm going to throw things together today and once I have it in storage I can do whatever but it has to get to its final destination today or tomorrow.
I don't mind fixing it, I just don't have a glue gun to recoat the backside. Maybe a harness swap would be the better option. Up to you, the knock sensor circuit won't keep me from getting things going.
From what I can tell this is the pin for the knock input. I need the car running today to put it in storage so I'm going to throw things together today and once I have it in storage I can do whatever but it has to get to its final destination today or tomorrow.
I don't mind fixing it, I just don't have a glue gun to recoat the backside. Maybe a harness swap would be the better option. Up to you, the knock sensor circuit won't keep me from getting things going.
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Nice. I found many poorly filled holes that I resoldered to make sure there were no issues. Two other obviously cold joints that I touched up as well. It should all be good now though.
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