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What Connector is this for?

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    What Connector is this for?

    92 Accord, Right Hand Drive
    During investigating the shooting temp needle and which comes back to original state by tapping dash I discovered completely melted wire.

    I tried to open the connector and replace the whole wire. After spending two hours connector refused to open. so i planed to see on the other side of connector if wire was melted else i join here. Yes it was melted too. Now i need to trace back to its origin. Unfortunately I do not know what was the purpose of the melted wire. The connector is shown in following figure. Pin no 13 color White/Red or Grey/Red its melted cant know exact. Big Brown connector is what i am talking about

    Any help in identification would be of great help

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    I am not sure what it is but did you try spraying some Electronic cleaner in connector? It sure looked gunky and if its not opening it may be due to dirt try cleaning it and see if it opens then.
    " Insert funny quote here "

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      #3
      That if memory serves, goes to your ECU.
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      Originally posted by deevergote
      Do you really need to make a thread asking if having your car like this /---\ will cause uneven tire wear? Try walking like that for a few weeks and see if your shoes wear funny! (hint: they will.)

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        Originally posted by spiderpig View Post
        I am not sure what it is but did you try spraying some Electronic cleaner in connector? It sure looked gunky and if its not opening it may be due to dirt try cleaning it and see if it opens then.
        Tried WD40 but of no use. I think melting has caused welding

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          Originally posted by HappyGilmore View Post
          That if memory serves, goes to your ECU.
          This is where this connector goes to one end. If you can tell the pinouts of this connector

          Last edited by afnan; 03-25-2014, 07:21 AM.

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            #6
            When I bought the coupe and the problem finally came down to that.. the connector on the harness to ECU, it was supposed to look like that. Except mine had previous owner superman with vise-grips squish it to wafer thickness.

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