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Keith_Bergen · 01-04-2009, 12:55 PM

Okay, so i am currently working on an s15 sr20det motor swap in my 95 usdm 240sx and most of it is working out, however where the s15 engine harness connects into the s14 dash harness near the ecu the connectors are the same and plug in except the pin-outs are different from one to the other. The s14 dash harness has more wires going into the connector, most of them most likely from the cruise control which the s15 harness does not have and most of the other pin-outs are not the same either causing heater controls and many other interior functions to not work. I looked on an esm for both the s14 and s15 but do not have what each pin is for and wire colors and such specifically for the connector, i can probably figure out each individually going through the entire esm and see what all goes through there so i can change the pin-outs on the s15 to match the s14 but if there is an easier way I would definately like to hear about it. Please let me know,
Thanks!

01-04-2009, 12:55 PM	#1
Keith_Bergen Join Date: May 2008 Location: Manitoba Age: 35 Posts: 45 Trader Rating: (1) Feedback Score: 1 reviews	s15 engine harness to s14 dash harness connector Okay, so i am currently working on an s15 sr20det motor swap in my 95 usdm 240sx and most of it is working out, however where the s15 engine harness connects into the s14 dash harness near the ecu the connectors are the same and plug in except the pin-outs are different from one to the other. The s14 dash harness has more wires going into the connector, most of them most likely from the cruise control which the s15 harness does not have and most of the other pin-outs are not the same either causing heater controls and many other interior functions to not work. I looked on an esm for both the s14 and s15 but do not have what each pin is for and wire colors and such specifically for the connector, i can probably figure out each individually going through the entire esm and see what all goes through there so i can change the pin-outs on the s15 to match the s14 but if there is an easier way I would definately like to hear about it. Please let me know, Thanks! Last edited by Keith_Bergen; 03-23-2009 at 07:17 PM..