[cashxdr]

I am trying to help my friend who is doing a K20/24 swap into his Elise

I guess there was a guy who makes them but he got busy with life and has no time

So is there anyone else?

Does anyone have the pin outs to make one ourselves if no one is making these?

Any help would be appreciated

Darrin

 

[Pooter]

Thanks for posting this Darrin. I suck at finding any info on people that actually still make a K24 harness for the federal Elise.

 

[Exiged]

Good way to learn about the cars!


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[Westrock]

What is different about the harness? I assume you can use a straight up stock K harness to connect the ECU. Does the "modified" harness integrate into the cockpit for the dash and OBD-II port?

 

[cashxdr]

What is different about the harness? I assume you can use a straight up stock K harness to connect the ECU. Does the "modified" harness integrate into the cockpit for the dash and OBD-II port?

Just one of the many questions I have. I know the stock ECU runs the fans, dash and such and wondering how they have handled those aspects

 

[Exiged]

Engine harness goes straight to the Honda ecu. You have to adapt the chassis harness to the Honda ecu including new relays etc


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[Pooter]

Engine harness goes straight to the Honda ecu. You have to adapt the chassis harness to the Honda ecu including new relays etc

^That is what I need. I already have the factory K24 harness. Who still makes them?!

Dimitri had directed me toward Murray(WhatsaDSM) but he no longer makes because he had a kid and at $450 they weren't worth his time anymore. Understandable.

 

[cashxdr]

Engine harness goes straight to the Honda ecu. You have to adapt the chassis harness to the Honda ecu including new relays etc


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That is what I figured and what I am looking for. Does anyone make cables that adapts the Honda ECU to the factory harness? Schematics would be incredibly helpful if no one makes the adapter cables and relays

 

[jds62f]

Have yall seen this thread, specifically post #211?

http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/f25/chronicle-honda-k-series-swap-98306/

Or you could contact WhatsADSM directly, he's even local (WI)

 

[cashxdr]

Have yall seen this thread, specifically post #211?

http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/f25/chronicle-honda-k-series-swap-98306/

Or you could contact WhatsADSM directly, he's even local (WI)

Jeff,

He has gotten busy with life and has no interest in making these. That's why I started helping Chris since the only person making these quit.

Hard to believe with all the swaps out there that no one else is making something or has the info they used to make their own

Chris's is a 05 so to me the ECU/dash is the only hard part in my eyes. I will piece together what ever info I can find and work on a schematic while on deployment. Doing a dual ECU like Radiums setup seems to make the most sense but in reality that may not be true

 

[jds62f]

Thats disappointing. I tried! Maybe this person has some kind of documentation that would at least help figure out how to make a wiring harness?

 

[pro10is4life]

This might be a place to check:

Electrical Systems | Honda Elise Engine Conversion Parts

 

[Pooter]

Initially I planned the run Kpro because that seems to be the most common, but now if I'm doing a custom harness by myself, I might consider doing a complete ProEFI standalone. I just need more info on what people are using before I make the leap either way.

 

[cashxdr]

This might be a place to check:

Electrical Systems | Honda Elise Engine Conversion Parts

Thank you. I will look into that.

Seems the K-Pro is the most used and has OBII and dash support

 

[Exiged]

Hard to beat kpro for the money!


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[aztec1382]

Will have an extra kpro version 3 on a prb type s ecu
Ready to sell by mid January


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[cashxdr]

Will have an extra kpro version 3 on a prb type s ecu
Ready to sell by mid January


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Send me a PM when your ready

 

[streetthrowback]

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