EHA current measurement harness
 

Hiya,

Does someone have a diagram on the harness used to measure current at the EHA?

I'm guessing that one of the two wires is cut in half and a ampmeter is put across the wire in series. Is that right?

Cheers,
Neil

Hi,

In the time it takes to make one, you'd spend less money just getting it from the dealer. I believe they are about $15. If you can wait a few days, call Fastlane.

chicago124

PS: Do a search on EHA and harness and you'll probably get the part number.

Yes, that is how it is wired.

Photo in this thread:

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?threadid=47986&highlight=EHA

or . . . you can do it the EZ way . . . by moving the plug over so 1 EHA pin and 1 HARNESS SOCKET are exposed to connect your meter to . . .

Three wires with alligator clips on each end and your in business.

Tinker

Whereizzit ??
 

Slight change in topic if I may......but where is the EHA located. I'm sure mine is working well but a gas fume problem I'm having and several suggested looking for leaks at the EHA.

THANKS in advance.

I built my own harness, extended it to the cabin so I can monitor the eha while driving, figured out most problems with my car like that. Also did the same with maf.

xp

The EHA is screwed into the side of your fuel distributor, underneath your air cleaner.

it looks like;
http://img.eautopartscatalog.com/live/C203019800BOS.JPG