1992 - 1995 Honda Del Sol ECU

OBD1 Honda Del Sol ECU connector pinout (1992–1995): PGM-FI control unit shared with Civic EG chassis, covering connectors A, B, and D.

The ECU - Electronic Control Unit fitted to the 1992–1995 Honda Del Sol is the OBD1-era PGM-FI (Programmed Fuel Injection) control unit shared with the contemporary Civic EG/EH chassis. The Del Sol S uses a D15B7 engine (P06 ECU), the Si uses a D16Z6 (P28 ECU), and the VTEC model uses a B16A2 (P30 ECU). The ECU is mounted above the passenger footwell and uses a two-connector arrangement (A and B) plus a supplementary D connector. Diagnostic trouble codes are retrieved via a two-pin service check connector using MIL blink codes, as the OBD1 generation predates the standardised 16-pin OBD2 Data Link Connector introduced in 1996.

ECU - Electronic Control Unit Connector ECU - Electronic Control Unit Connector.

Connector A

PinnameSignal
A4VTEC Solenoid ValveAnalog
A21Ignition Control ModuleRPM
A24Power GroundGround

Connector B

PinnameSignal
B10Vehicle Speed SensorSpeed

Connector D

PinnameSignal
D1Voltage Back UpPower
D2Brake SwitchAnalog
D6VTEC Pressure SwitchAnalog
D11Throttle Position SensorAnalog
D13Engine Coolant Temperature SensorAnalog
D14Primary O2 SensorAnalog
D15Intake Air Temperature SensorAnalog
D17MAP SensorAnalog
0.32V @ -13.9 PSI
4.84V @ 10.94 PSI

Notes

  • Connector pins are read from the wire side (back of connector) with the locking tab at the top; this orientation determines the pin numbering sequence.
  • The VTEC solenoid valve output (A4) and VTEC pressure switch input (D6) are present only on VTEC-equipped variants (B16A2 engine, P30 ECU). Non-VTEC variants (P06, P28) leave these circuits unpopulated.
  • To clear stored diagnostic trouble codes, disconnect the negative battery terminal for at least 30 seconds, or remove the ECU back-up fuse. This also erases the idle learn data, requiring an idle relearn procedure afterwards.
  • The MAP sensor signal (D17) ranges from approximately 0.32 V at −13.9 PSI (high vacuum) to 4.84 V at +10.94 PSI (boost).
  • The OBD1 P-series ECUs (P06, P28, P30) used across the Del Sol, Civic, Integra, and CRX share the same two-connector architecture and are cross-compatible via wiring harness adapters.

Signals

  • VTEC Solenoid Valve (A4) — ECU output that energises the VTEC oil-pressure solenoid to switch cam profiles at the programmed RPM threshold; present on B16A2 (P30 ECU) only.
  • Ignition Control Module (A21) — RPM signal output from the ECU to the ignition control module for ignition timing control.
  • Power Ground (A24) — chassis ground reference for the ECU.
  • Vehicle Speed Sensor (B10) — vehicle speed pulse signal input to the ECU from the speed sensor.
  • Voltage Back Up (D1) — permanent battery supply that maintains ECU memory (DTCs, idle learn data) when the ignition is off.
  • Brake Switch (D2) — input indicating brake pedal actuation; used by the ECU for fuel cut and idle control logic.
  • VTEC Pressure Switch (D6) — oil pressure switch input confirming VTEC engagement; present on VTEC variants only.
  • Throttle Position Sensor (D11) — analogue voltage input (0–5 V) proportional to throttle plate angle.
  • Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (D13) — negative-temperature-coefficient (NTC) thermistor input; ECU uses this for cold-start enrichment and cooling fan control.
  • Primary O2 Sensor (D14) — upstream oxygen sensor signal input; ECU uses this for closed-loop fuel trim.
  • Intake Air Temperature Sensor (D15) — NTC thermistor input for inlet air temperature; ECU applies air-density correction to fuelling.
  • MAP Sensor (D17) — manifold absolute pressure sensor analogue input; ECU calculates engine load from this signal.

References

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