ME442
All,
I did a dumb thing which cost me money in the end. I purchased a 2005 Miata engine with the wring harness, my plan was to use the 2005 harness for my 1990 turbo build with the ME442 01-05 ECU. Long story short this plan was not feasible as it was going to be a difficult process for me as I am not electrically savvy nor do I truly understand ECU tuning at this point. I purchased a MS3Pro 90-93 and plan to use that now, silver lining there is more support for the MS3 in the US over the ME442. A little to late now to return anything but was it possible to de-pin the 1990 ECU harness and pin it accordingly to the 01-05 ME442?
P.S.
I have a brand new ME442 01-05 for sale
I did a dumb thing which cost me money in the end. I purchased a 2005 Miata engine with the wring harness, my plan was to use the 2005 harness for my 1990 turbo build with the ME442 01-05 ECU. Long story short this plan was not feasible as it was going to be a difficult process for me as I am not electrically savvy nor do I truly understand ECU tuning at this point. I purchased a MS3Pro 90-93 and plan to use that now, silver lining there is more support for the MS3 in the US over the ME442. A little to late now to return anything but was it possible to de-pin the 1990 ECU harness and pin it accordingly to the 01-05 ME442?
P.S.
I have a brand new ME442 01-05 for sale

You weren’t going to have an easy time using the 01-05 harness. They’re different pins, and each harness integrates into the entire chassis harness in different ways. I’ve wired a ‘93 race car with a 01-05 harness, and we ended up buying a chassis harness and battery/fuse box harness to go with the engine harness, and trimming all three down to bare minimums.
I repinned a '91 to a NB1. I also have a degree in Electrical Engineering and 22 years of discipline experience.
buying the correct ECU for your chassis was the right call.
buying the correct ECU for your chassis was the right call.
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