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Old 11-15-2004, 11:51 AM   #1 (permalink)
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VAFC Plug and Play Harness Group Buy - CLOSEOUT: $139 SHIPPED!!!

Sorry, GB is now closed.


CLOSEOUT!!!!

Due to our supplier discontinuing these, we will be closing out current stock at $139 shipped. We have very few of these left and when they are gone, we will no longer carry them.


"Plug and Play" VAFC version 1 and 2 harnesses:



By plug and play, I mean these things plug RIGHT into the VAFC. No wiring needed! Installs literally as fast as you can unplug your ECU wiring and plug it back in. This unit replaces the "pigtail" that comes with your VAFC 1 or 2 that you have to cut and splice into your factory wiring. It eliminates the cutting and splicing and makes it a plug in play solution that's a snap to install.

These harnesses are GUARANTEED to work on all OBD1 Hondas (92-95) OR OBD2a (96-01), not just Preludes. Pass this info on to any buddies that might have Civics, Integras, Accords, etc.

Build quality on these harnesses is EXCELLENT. This is by far the best harness you will find anywhere, you will not be disappointed in the quality. ALL pins are wired through, not just the ones that are used (that's why it will work on all Honda models for a given OBD generation).

OK, so what you really want to know:
- $139 SHIPPED (Priority) in the US. Email me for int'l shipping.
- Payment will be handled via PayPal (see links below).
- I have these in stock and ready to ship!

Email me or post if you have any questions.

OBD2a VAFC2 P&P Harness (96-98 Civic, 96-99 Integra, 96-01 Prelude) SOLD OUT

OBD2a VAFC1 P&P Harness (96-98 Civic, 96-99 Integra, 96-01 Prelude) SOLD OUT

OBD1 VAFC2 P&P Harness (92-95 Civic, 92-95 Integra, 92-95 Prelude) SOLD OUT

OBD1 VAFC1 P&P Harness (92-95 Civic, 92-95 Integra, 92-95 Prelude)


I am also offering them specifically for the S2000:

S2000 VAFC1 P&P Harness (00-05 S2000 w/F20C or F22C) SOLD OUT

S2000 VAFC2 P&P Harness (00-05 S2000 w/F20C or F22C)


Finally, we are also offering OBD conversion harnesses with P&P VAFC!

OBD2a to OBD1 Conversion Harness PLUS VAFC2 P&P SOLD OUT

OBD2a to OBD1 Conversion Harness PLUS VAFC1 P&P
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Old 11-15-2004, 01:11 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I highly recommend getting one of these. I've never taken out my ECU before installing my vafc, but now that I've done it with a PnP harness, I dont see how anyone can get down there to do a good job soldering....
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Old 11-15-2004, 03:59 PM   #3 (permalink)
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would these work with an safc?
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Old 11-15-2004, 06:36 PM   #4 (permalink)
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No, sorry- they will not work with the SAFC- different connector.
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Old 11-18-2004, 09:14 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Will these work for both manuals and automatic 97-01 Preludes?

Thanks in advance.
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Old 11-18-2004, 09:19 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Yes, they will work in base, SH, and sportshift/auto models. All wiring is passed through, they are made to be universal on all Hondas for these years.
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no problems with JDM ecu's? right
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Old 01-17-2005, 09:30 AM   #8 (permalink)
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No problem with JDM ECUs. Beware that the 96 4G is OBD1 in Japan. If you have a JDM or "graymarket" 96Prelude you need to get an OBD1 harness.
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I just got mine today! All I can say is I'm highly impressed. Extremely fast service and I can not believe how good it looks. This is top notch!!
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OK one last question before I buy, what would it cost me top have you toss a few extra PINS in the box along with my harness? I used the twist and jam method on my VTEC wire after the JDM swap. I can't find the oem PINS anywhere. If this ispossible let me know so I can order and include the extra
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OEM pins aren't available except from AMP or a major reseller since you have to buy them in bulk. Best bet is to swipe some from a junkard (just cut some factory ECU harnesses up).

I have a few spares and can put a couple in if you specify what you need (narrow data or wide power pins).

Not sure what you mean by twist and jam. If you yanked out or shoved back in the OEM pins without undoing the locking mechanism properly, you have damaged the plastic housing and there is no hope the pins will ever stay in.
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just to be curious....It will work just plugged in without the VAFC right? cause i dont have my VAFC yet. I can plug that in and just wait..and it wont effect anything right?
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No. The car won't run right with the VAFC not plugged in. The harness breaks a few connections that the VAFC then bridges.

Installation doesn't take very long, you can wait and install it when you get the VAFC.
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How long is the Harness from the ECU to the VAFC?
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About 3'. It's the same length as the pigtail that comes with the VAFC.
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GREAT PRICE PEOPLE!! i paid 180 shipped and thought it was WORTH IT. Craftsmanship is perfect....OEM if not surpassing OEM standards.
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I cant talk enough about this P & P harness... when I got it I didnt know about this thread and didnt know what it would look like(I was taking the sellers word) when I got it I was thinking that I would have to modify it in some way....but no...this thing was as good as HONDA OEM looked like it belonged there...
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ive got a question. ive been thining of getting this cause i dont wanna mess with my ecu's wires but why does it cost so much? is it all for parts or for labor or is someone doing this themelves? i just want some insight before i actually consider buying one.
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ive got a question. ive been thining of getting this cause i dont wanna mess with my ecu's wires but why does it cost so much? is it all for parts or for labor or is someone doing this themelves? i just want some insight before i actually consider buying one.
Not to speak for Marcucci, but in addition to the labor of all those wires I would imagine a lot of the cost is due to the connectors. I work in the electronics world and connectors (espicially very specific ones like these) can be very costly, even when purchased in bulk.

My 2cents...

Man, I really need to buy one of these.
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The labor, the materials, and the testing- each is tested before cleared to ship. With more than a hundred small wires it's easy to cross them during assembly. We want to make sure that you don't have problems and that it is P&P with no troubleshooting.

I've been doing everything I can to get the cost down. When I originally started selling these a year or more ago they were about $180 shipped.
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these are a godsent, i've seen VAFCs hooked up where the installer just hacked the wires all to crap.

i will be getting one soon, as long as todd still has them when i'm ready to buy.
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I tried to hook up a VAFC II into a friend's Integra GSR and I told him I wouldn't even touch it without one of these adaptors...marcucci do you make them for a Integra? if so how much for one?

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Yep- these are universal for all OBD1/OBD2a applications. I have a few OBD2b's as well, PM me first. I can get them made for any application if I have 1-2 weeks to do it.

OBD Generations:

OBD1
92-95 (all models)

OBD2a
1996-1998 Civic
1996-1999 Integra
1996-2001 Prelude

OBD2b
1999-2000 Civic
2000-2001 Integra

See the links in my first post, it actually lists the other models each harness works on. I can also get them for the S2k, RSX, etc., just PM me.
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