For more information see this excellent post by Jim Truett?: http://www.pgmfi.org/phorum/read.php?f=16&i=649&t=521

For more information see this excellent post by Jim Truett: http://forum.pgmfi.org/viewtopic.php?t=1663

A good pin header for CN2 is digikey part# 640456-4 Question From Web Geek_ "There are 3 search results for that part #, which is the right one?"

A good pin header for CN2 is digikey part# 640456-4

Question From Web Geek_ "There are 3 search results for that part #, which is the right one?"

For more information see this excellent post by Jim Truett?: http://www.pgmfi.org/phorum/read.php?f=16&i=649&t=521

A good pin header for CN2 is digikey part# 640456-4

A good pin header for CN2 is digikey part# 640456-4 Question From Web Geek_ "There are 3 search results for that part #, which is the right one?"

A good pin header for CN2 is digikey part# 640456-4

%META:TOPICINFO{author="tungsten2k" date="1081902060" format="1.0" version="1.1"}% CN2 is the connector to the serial port on an OBD1 ECU.

Here's the pinout of the Dataconnector IN a Honda ECU:

• 1: GND
• 2: RX (send Data from the PC to the ECU)
• 3: +5 Volt
• 4: TX (send Data from ECU to the PC)
• 5: N.C. (not connected)

This port is half-duplex (RX and TX are connected) in stock form. See OBD1 J12 for more information about full-duplex modification.

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