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Old 09-09-2016, 08:02 PM
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I'm going to be swapping in a BP6D into my 90 NA and need a cheap (ex: broken) CAS to help make a no cut sub harness for timing signals. Only condition is that the plug needs to be 110% intact as that's the only part of it I'll actually be using. Please PM me what you've got.

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Old 09-10-2016, 03:20 AM
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Sorry to go OT, but have you considered repinning the harness side to the square Sumitomo DL 4-pin variant for which both plug and receptacle are available? Still no cut, and it avoids the potentially unreliable solder joint to the hacked off CAS plug.

http://www.corsa-technic.com/item.ph...ategory_id=147
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Old 09-10-2016, 08:53 AM
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He does not want to cut or change any of the stock wiring on the car he just bought. So I am doubting he wants to repin the connector.
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Fair enough. Easily reversible repinning felt a lot less worrysome than irreversible cutting when I made my adapters, but it's not the same as making no changes.
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I'm not opposed necessarily to depinning. Those connectors are pin compatible with the CAS pins? As in I could depin then insert into new connector without replacing and crimping new pins? If so, then I think that's a solid option. I can just bag and catalog the CAS connector in a original parts bin.
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Looks like my answer is yes. Probably will go this route. Thanks for steering me in this direction. I will throw you credit in my build thread once I begin the swap.
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