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ECU 64p connector - bare PCB - Honda Miata NA/NB1

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a PCB to host a 64 pin connector

Designed by rusEfi LLC, Ships from United States of America

ECU 64p connector - bare PCB - Honda Miata NA/NB1 1

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a PCB to host a 64 pin connector

Overview 176122-6 connector bare Details 176122-6 connector bare - use this PCB with TE 176122-6 connector Use Cases Mazda Miata, Ford Festiva and other vehicles ECU connector the board is 33mm by...

Overview

176122-6 connector bare

Details

176122-6 connector bare - use this PCB with TE 176122-6 connector

Use Cases

Mazda Miata, Ford Festiva and other vehicles ECU connector

the board is 33mm by 138mm

Rates to United States of America

Shipping Rate	First item	Additional items
United States Postal Service: Small Box	$9.00	$0.50
United States Postal Service: Medium Box	$15.00	$1.00

Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (5.00)

Documentation: (4.00)

Shipping: (4.00)

Communication: (5.00)

Sam | Feb. 2, 2016

Perfect for an adapter harness

I used this to construct an adapter harness to install a Megasquirt ECU into my 91 Miata. This is awesome because it lets you make your harness a very clean plug and play solution rather than splicing into the car's wiring harness. You can order the specified ECU plug that goes with this from mouser electronics. The board fits the connector perfectly and has two holes for wires routed to each pin on the plug. Also has holes that match up with the mounting holes in the connector - so you can secure it to the board with screws. Not much else to say about it, it works and is sturdy.

Jeffrey | July 24, 2014

If you have a Miata . . .

As I understand it, this PCB will allow you to use one of the 64p connectors that several Japanese cars use for their PCM. This one fit my Miata connector perfectly. It's also first-rate quality and will withstand the soldering re-work I put it through (embarrassed grin). Shipping and communication were perfect.