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    E.C.M. pin outs

    So, I have my new ecm and I am getting ready to do the necessary wiring changes. The ecm is a p28/p72 obd1 equivalent with the IAB's. I have looked here on CB7 site and googled without any luck. I have found pin outs for the civic platform. Is this essentially the same for the Accord as well?
    Any help will be helpful.

    TIA
    Jafo
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    http://technet.ff-squad.com/wiring.obd1.htm

    this doesn't say accord, but im pretty sure its the same

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      #3
      I believe the pinout information is in the "sticky" threads of the Swaps section.






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        #4
        They use the same pin-outs. The only different ones for OBD1 Hondas as far as anyone has cared to share is the '94-'95 Accord. Pins A6 and A11 are switched on that ECU.
        My Members' Ride Thread - It's a marathon build, not a sprint. But keep me honest on the update frequency!

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          #5
          Thank you for the replies. I just got back to this thread. I hope no one ever has to deal with a 3 day old failed freezer full of chicken and hamburger meat. Just, WOW!!

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