That is very helpful, and simplified with just the fuel system. Thank you. But at the PCM Connectors, I've got all the pins without numbering. Is there a diagram that will show me which pin at the PCM Connector is pin 11 (K14), or pin 80 (k58), etc
Unfortunately, I don't have any plug/connector diagrams.
Best thing to do is count pins with the following understanding: On a female end, Pin numbers start with #1 at the top left, and go to the right, then down, ending with the highest/last pin number at the bottom right, as you're looking at the female connector. If you're looking at the male connector, then top right is pin #1, move left to increase count, and bottom left is last pin in the connector. Best way to count them, is if it's a "balanced" connector (meaning the same number of pins in each row of pins) then just go down the right amount and count over. An example would be - say you have a connector with 4 rows, 12 pins in each row. Pin #1 is top left, pin #12 is top right. Pin #13 would be 2nd row, left most, pin #24 would be 2nd row, right most, etc. If you needed pin 33, go to row #3, and count from pin #25 over to the 8th pin. There should be 3x more pins to the right of it to verify you are on pin #33 because the last pin in that row will be #36. Once you think you've located the correct pin, check your wire color for a match - unless the factory has completely changed the wiring schematic, your wire colors should pretty much be the same as mine.
