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Re: shift kit/ecu question
Ahoy hoy.
The EEC loom (if its anything like my EF) has a small bolt holding the connector to the EEC. Something like a 10mm probably, as you undo it the connector is pushed out from the EEC. Also nice and easy when putting back in - screws the connector down so its impossible to bend the pins.
I must apologise, i dont know the pin #'s for the 6cyl but i'll assume you know what pins im talking about.
If you're mounting the resistors in a box - it will have 6 wires coming out of it - 3 for the loom and 3 for the switch.
In the ECU loom, only ONE of the wires is cut - this is the wire that goes to the S5 solenoid. The other (the return line from the S5) is only 'spliced' into.
The EB-ED diagram on Jamie's site does not have a switch. You must look at the EL switched diagram and translate this into your own application. Basically use the EL diagram but use the resistor and pin values from the EB-ED diagram. It will make sense if you picture it all in your head.
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