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Old Apr 18, 2020 | 03:57 PM
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Name that plug.. next to ECM


Can I remove this? I'm removing the ecm and wiring from my car, carb conversion already completed.
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Old Apr 18, 2020 | 04:05 PM
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Re: Name that plug.. next to ECM

C207. Google it. C207 site:thirdgen.org
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Old Apr 18, 2020 | 04:14 PM
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Re: Name that plug.. next to ECM

Thank you! I'm reading that it includes some ignition mentions... is it safe to disconnect and remove the plug? I'm running a 6al with billet dist.
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Old Apr 19, 2020 | 10:28 PM
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Re: Name that plug.. next to ECM

I can't tell you what that plug is doing NOW,.. but here's how it was delivered from the factory.


1988-1989 C207

PIN Color From / To (Notes)
A Brn ALDL (pin C) / ECM (AIR control)
B* Pnk (Red) INJ1 TBI (TBI)
B* Pnk/Blk (Pink) INJ1 (V6)
B* Pnk/Blk (Black) INJ1 (TPI)
C* Brn/Wht ECM / CE Light
D* Brown (Tan/Wht ) Fan
E Wht/Blk ALDL (pin B) / ECM (test)
F Pnk/Blk IGN fuse / ECM
G* Pnk/Blk (White) INJ2 TBI (TBI)
G* Pnk/Blk (Pnk/Black) INJ2 / (V6)
G* Pnk/Blk (Black) INJ2 (TPI)
H Tan/Blk ALDL / TCC-ECM (auto)
H Tan/Blk ALDL / Upshift (stick)
J* Org ALDL (pin E) / ECM
K Brn/Yellow (brown) ECM / Buffer
L Drk Blue (purple) Vats to ECM
M Blk/Wht VSS,P/N switch / Grd
N Org/Blk ECM / P/N switch
P
R Ppl/Wht Crank Fuse / Cold Start-ECM



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Old Apr 20, 2020 | 09:47 AM
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Re: Name that plug.. next to ECM

Might want to check the cooling fan (D) and the ingition fuse (F). If your are running the stock cooling fan and ECM control, that may be doing something. Otherwise, since you are independent, old school carb and ignition, I'd say nothing on that connector is doing anything for the powertrain anymore. Just my opinion. Can't say for sure. Maybe just unplug it and see what happens.

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Old Apr 20, 2020 | 07:15 PM
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Thanks guys, wealth of knowledge as always!
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