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That little thing is a resistor.

What you say about it being involved in pins 16 & 17 is hard to reconcile with reality, as pin 16 is connected to the ECCS relay (which is the main relay that starts up and runs the ECU) and pin 17 does nothing.

If I were going to put a resistor anywhere on an ECU connector, it would be to fix a water temperature (which would be both a very bad idea, and be pin 28) or across the knock sensor (with a 500kohm resistor) to fake it out if it has been removed (also a bad idea, and would be on pin 23 or 24).

But those mods would be on the ECU side of the connector. Doing it in the loom side is tres weird.

Would you care to please show a photo and sketch of the damage?

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32 minutes ago, GTSBoy said:

That little thing is a resistor.

What you say about it being involved in pins 16 & 17 is hard to reconcile with reality, as pin 16 is connected to the ECCS relay (which is the main relay that starts up and runs the ECU) and pin 17 does nothing.

If I were going to put a resistor anywhere on an ECU connector, it would be to fix a water temperature (which would be both a very bad idea, and be pin 28) or across the knock sensor (with a 500kohm resistor) to fake it out if it has been removed (also a bad idea, and would be on pin 23 or 24).

But those mods would be on the ECU side of the connector. Doing it in the loom side is tres weird.

Would you care to please show a photo and sketch of the damage?

Sorry it is pin 23 & 24, and yes it is on the ecu side

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