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Proper ECU pin for EV mod

Discussion in 'Private Sales' started by Peter Senich, Mar 9, 2007.

  1. Peter Senich

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    I have a very limited supply of the proper ECU pin for the EV mod. These were harvested from a '05 H14 connector and come with several inches of wire attached and install easily without the use of force. $5.00 each Note:This pin is not included in Sigma's kit.



    Sorry, these have all been sold.
     
    #1 Peter Senich, Mar 9, 2007
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Peter Senich @ Mar 9 2007, 08:23 PM) [snapback]403185[/snapback]</div>
    Sigma includes a pin that might not be exactly the same, but which works. At least it did for me.

    The Sigma kit I installed in my '07 included five short lengths of wire with connector pins. Four were for the connector to the switch itself, and the fifth was for the ECU connector. The Sigma documentation states that they couldn't identify which exact part was supposed to be used for the ECU connector, so they just included a fifth copy of the same wire-with-pin that they used for the switch.

    What the Sigma kit didn't include that I needed was tap connectors and a long wire to run from the ECU to the switch. The tap connectors were needed to connect to dimmer wires to light the switch up, and I also used them to connect the short wires with pins to either end of the long wire.
     
    #3 SunnyvalePrius, Mar 10, 2007
  4. Peter Senich

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(efusco @ Mar 9 2007, 11:11 PM) [snapback]403199[/snapback]</div>




    The pin you refer to would need to have a wire either crimped or soldered to it and would require force to install it and thus would be very difficult to remove if you should ever desire to do so.
     
    #4 Peter Senich, Mar 11, 2007
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