PnP auto>mt wiring harnesses?

[sr5guy]

FWIW, I add an extra $100 just to wire the reverse lockout on my Auto-Manual swaps at the shop....

That being said, Alperovich...

I don't see a spot for a relay, diode or the extra pin you would need for the ECU to make this swap truly plug and play for a 6spd reverse lockout....

To be truly called OEM plug and play you should also wire the upper clutch switch that kicks-off the cruise control if the pedal is pressed.

Engineered?!?! Its 3 switches and a solenoid. Hardly rocket science.

Also, I see you used used connectors scavenged from the junkyard and wire to make your harness.. What exactly are your costs

-Matt

[Alperovich]

Originally Posted by sr5guy

FWIW, I add an extra $100 just to wire the reverse lockout on my Auto-Manual swaps at the shop....
-Matt

nuff said?

[QUOTE=sr5guy;413356]
I don't see a spot for a relay, diode or the extra pin you would need for the ECU to make th

edit: idk what happened to my post, it looks like half got deleted. hmm WTF??

[Alperovich]

Originally Posted by sr5guy

FWIW, I add an extra $100 just to wire the reverse lockout on my Auto-Manual swaps at the shop....

nuff said?

Originally Posted by sr5guy

I don't see a spot for a relay, diode or the extra pin you would need for the ECU to make this swap truly plug and play for a 6spd reverse lockout....

*spot for the relay:


*wire leading to the ecu:

this my test version, the final had a singel wire coming from the socket on the relay to the ecu.

no diode, i guess i don't quite see a need for it in my setup.

Originally Posted by sr5guy

To be truly called OEM plug and play you should also wire the upper clutch switch that kicks-off the cruise control if the pedal is pressed.

have that.

Originally Posted by sr5guy

Also, I see you used used connectors scavenged from the junkyard and wire to make your harness.. What exactly are your costs

-Matt

not so easy to just walk out of a junk yard with a bucket full of connectors, especially not here in florida, where its warm outside.

i also used over 35ft of new wire per set, so i used as little oe wire as possible from the connectors. some have even been repinned entirely.

i had more to say but its gone now, and i don't remember it all. failsos is on me i guess.

[sr5guy]

Originally Posted by (=^.^=)

Yeah...I know how to properly solder. I also know people that can properly solder and splice, and my bf solders and splices on cars all day long for a living. And no, I wouldn't pay $100 for someone to solder a wire for me and he wouldn't charge someone $100 to wire up a reverse lockout.


so...



wow.

It's not a matter of one wire. Its labor to remove the ECU, parts (relay diode and socket) and diode and labor to run the wires. I'm not a street mechanic by any means.

Either way I'm not taking your bait

-Matt

[Alperovich]

Went to the jubk yard today. Looks like all the manual hondas I checked had the connector I need for the clutch switch. Good news! Updating the for sale thread.