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So my wiring harness was cut by the main ecu plug and i'm a little confused on the crank angle wiring. There is 4 wires i remember correctly pin 52, 51, 41 and 42? 2 red and 2 green. Where do these wires go to? How do I ensure I rewire it correctly? Really need this figured out...

so my situation is 41, 42, 51, and 51 are cut by my ecu plug. 41 and 42 are both the same color and 52 and 51 are the same color. i just want to re connect them the right way, if i have them switched would it matter? how can i be sure its right? looks like the just go and re connect from the diagrams?

so my situation is 41, 42, 51, and 51 are cut by my ecu plug. 41 and 42 are both the same color and 52 and 51 are the same color. i just want to re connect them the right way, if i have them switched would it matter? how can i be sure its right? looks like the just go and re connect from the diagrams?

cant say for sure but id say having them switched ,would matter..you sure there are only 2 colors of wire,do 2 of them have a color line? would you be able to tell by looking at how the wires were cut-looking for a cut pattern? ,or you didnt cut them and dont know? can you take a pic of the wires so we can see them ? what about somesort of rewire ,as you know wher they all go from the pics, is that an option at all, craig

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