1G Eagle Talon ECU Harness Connector Pinout Diagram - Pin Numbers 1-110
Connector pinout chart showing numbered terminal positions laid out across multiple connector blocks.
This document is a line-art diagram of the three electrical connectors on an ECU (engine control unit) wiring harness, uploaded to a 1991 Eagle Talon gallery under the filename '1g_ecu_harness.gif' (i.e., first-generation ECU harness). The diagram shows the face view of each connector with all pin cavity numbers labeled. The left connector is a 10-pin block numbered 101–105 across the top row and 106–110 across the bottom row. The middle connector is an 18-pin block numbered 51–59 on the top row and 60–68 on the bottom row. The right connector is a 24-pin block numbered 1–12 on the top row and 13–24 on the bottom row. Each connector outline includes its locking tab/keying features drawn at the top edge. No wire colors, circuit descriptions, part numbers, model years, or other text appear in the image — it serves purely as a pin-numbering reference so that a reader can identify which cavity corresponds to which ECU pin number when probing, back-probing, or repairing the ECU harness connectors. This page appears to be part of a set that also includes a MAF (mass airflow sensor) harness diagram.
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Frequently asked questions
- How many connectors does this ECU harness diagram show?
- Three connectors: a 10-pin connector (pins 101–110), an 18-pin connector (pins 51–68), and a 24-pin connector (pins 1–24).
- How are the pins numbered on the largest connector?
- The 24-pin connector is numbered 1 through 12 on the top row and 13 through 24 on the bottom row.
- Which pins are in the smallest connector?
- The 10-pin connector contains pins 101–105 on the top row and 106–110 on the bottom row.
- Does the diagram show wire colors or circuit functions for each pin?
- No. The diagram shows only the connector shapes and pin cavity numbers; no wire colors, functions, or labels are included.
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