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Would anyone know if there are any visual differences with a Microtech LT-12 R33 series 1 loom adaptor to a series 2 skyline???

I own an R33 series 1 and the computer doesn't power up, the ecu was plugged up to another car with the correct loom adaptor suited for that vehicle and it fired up without a hitch.

So I'm not sure if mine is the correct one or if it's just faulty??

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Would anyone know if there are any visual differences with a Microtech LT-12 R33 series 1 loom adaptor to a series 2 skyline???

I own an R33 series 1 and the computer doesn't power up, the ecu was plugged up to another car with the correct loom adaptor suited for that vehicle and it fired up without a hitch.

So I'm not sure if mine is the correct one or if it's just faulty??

As far as I know both looms are the same, I can't find a different wiring diagram between the two series.

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There is a code etched onto the circuit board which says version 1.2 I think... have to have another look... But I would interested in knowing what version is etched on your loom adaptor.

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