Anyone know what this wire goes to?

IkeRay · 04-29-06, 05:03 PM

its located on the passenger floor board, just forward of the TCU. I have the L so only driver side is power seat.

and no, its not plugged into anything

ND1980LS · 04-29-06, 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ikeray

its located on the passenger floor board, just forward of the TCU. I have the L so only driver side is power seat.

and no, its not plugged into anything

I think that's the ALB inspection checker connector.

IkeRay · 04-29-06, 06:03 PM

so, plug it into a "code reader" to get the code for the alb system? where is the alb system located on our cars, i thought it was under the radio?

ND1980LS · 04-29-06, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Ikeray

so, plug it into a "code reader" to get the code for the alb system? where is the alb system located on our cars, i thought it was under the radio?

For the Coupes it's on the driver's side in the back corner looking into the trunk under the trunk felt. And yes....you'd plug a ALB system checker into that plug.

GreekPower · 04-29-06, 08:54 PM

thanks ikeray I always wondered what that was for I figured it was the plug for power seat.

Do L models have a plug for power seats?

ND1980LS · 04-29-06, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by GreekPower

thanks ikeray I always wondered what that was for I figured it was the plug for power seat.

Do L models have a plug for power seats?

I've seen/heard in other posts that the plug is under the rug there somewhere.

IkeRay · 04-29-06, 09:47 PM

is there a way to get the memory driver seat in the L?

ND1980LS · 04-30-06, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Ikeray

is there a way to get the memory driver seat in the L?

I'm not sure. You'd have to take the door trim apart. There's a main door wiring harness where the power controls plug into: the power windows, side door trim light, door locks....I'd see if there's an empty plug there for that option.

2.7legend · 05-03-06, 09:51 PM

wait...why whould you need to connect that when we have the ecu in the trunk to tell us the code??

you sure that not for the air bag system?

IkeRay · 05-03-06, 11:07 PM

no, the wire has a label on it that clearly says "alb tester ONLY". the ecu in the trunk i dont think you can get a code out of it. you HAVE to use the connection cable from under the seat. if it is the same as in the accord though, you can "jump" the connector by putting a paperclip into both sides and then watch the alb light flash to get your codes.

2.7legend · 05-04-06, 07:32 PM

uhhh not me....
only thing i have to do is turn the ignition on( engine off) and get the code from the led.

what that more than likely does is cycle the abs to bleed the system....
btw i don't have the cover thingy...was it just a cover...or was it wirethat jumps all of the connectors???

Zerocool_Designs · 05-08-06, 05:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Ikeray

is there a way to get the memory driver seat in the L?

I've got an '89 L, and I have memory settings for the driver's side. I'm willing to bet it was an option.

04-29-06, 05:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
IkeRay Mr. X (aka #5) Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 4,285 Car 1: 1989 White Coupe (dead) my baby! Car 2: 1987 Brown Coupe L Car 3: 1994 Accord Sedan EX iTrader: (3)	Anyone know what this wire goes to? its located on the passenger floor board, just forward of the TCU. I have the L so only driver side is power seat. and no, its not plugged into anything

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2.7legend Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: chicago Posts: 2,022 Car 1: 1990 legend Ls iTrader: (0)	wait...why whould you need to connect that when we have the ecu in the trunk to tell us the code?? you sure that not for the air bag system? __________________ 1994 nissan maxima SE

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2.7legend Registered User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: chicago Posts: 2,022 Car 1: 1990 legend Ls iTrader: (0)	uhhh not me.... only thing i have to do is turn the ignition on( engine off) and get the code from the led. what that more than likely does is cycle the abs to bleed the system.... btw i don't have the cover thingy...was it just a cover...or was it wirethat jumps all of the connectors??? __________________ 1994 nissan maxima SE

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04-29-06, 06:03 PM	#3 (permalink)
IkeRay Mr. X (aka #5) Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 4,285 Car 1: 1989 White Coupe (dead) my baby! Car 2: 1987 Brown Coupe L Car 3: 1994 Accord Sedan EX iTrader: (3)	so, plug it into a "code reader" to get the code for the alb system? where is the alb system located on our cars, i thought it was under the radio?

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GreekPower Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Pittsburgh,PA Posts: 10,458 Car 1: 1992 Acura L"S" Sedan Car 2: 1991 3/S Turbo's 2x Car 3: 2005 Grand Prix iTrader: (13)	thanks ikeray I always wondered what that was for I figured it was the plug for power seat. Do L models have a plug for power seats?

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IkeRay Mr. X (aka #5) Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 4,285 Car 1: 1989 White Coupe (dead) my baby! Car 2: 1987 Brown Coupe L Car 3: 1994 Accord Sedan EX iTrader: (3)	is there a way to get the memory driver seat in the L?

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IkeRay Mr. X (aka #5) Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 4,285 Car 1: 1989 White Coupe (dead) my baby! Car 2: 1987 Brown Coupe L Car 3: 1994 Accord Sedan EX iTrader: (3)	no, the wire has a label on it that clearly says "alb tester ONLY". the ecu in the trunk i dont think you can get a code out of it. you HAVE to use the connection cable from under the seat. if it is the same as in the accord though, you can "jump" the connector by putting a paperclip into both sides and then watch the alb light flash to get your codes.

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