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Old 09-27-2018, 05:25 PM   #7
atomic_hoji
 
Drives: 2018 Yaris SE 5MT
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Thanks gentlemen! To pick up on a few points... Adam, thanks for the advice on the wiring diagrams. I will try to find those. You mention body harness? I thought that all I was concerned with was the engine harness. ...

From my research, the xD came in both auto and manual transmission. ...

I don't want to pay ~$600.00 for a harness, so just trying to find a used one but all eBay listings use the 648.SC1xx format.

There is a harness and engine from a 2012 xD that I'm looking at and it is automatic. It is immobilizer so I can't use the ecu, but can I use the harness?

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Yes.. Two harnesses plug into the ECM - one for the engine, which is basically a pile of wiring that 'drapes' over the engine and routes to all the sensors, etc.. and the bundle goes to a long, rectangular connector at the ECM. Then there's the body harness, which is how the ECM talks to the rest of the car, that routes around the engine bay and into the interior through a grommet up by the brake cylinder; this one has a smaller, square/rectangular connector at the ECM. You need the engine one to match your 2ZR (preferably with the engine and intact) and keep the body harness on your Yaris. <-- not being pedantic, just clear how I use the wording between the two... lol

Definitely try to get the engine harness associated with the engine, even if it needs a couple of connectors swapped those are $12-$20 or so each - just remember to sort it out and order once! The $22 shipping on a $16 connector hurts when you do it twice. lol A bit of bravery for soldering or crimping may be required, but given you repainted your Yaris, I suspect you're up for the task.

I just double checked, but on my 3rd gen., and I imagine the 2nd gen. as the key and chip ECU are inside the car, the immobilizer wiring is on the body harness, not the engine harness. So, even if that 2ZR from the xD was immobilizer equipped the engine harness won't have any of the immobilizer wiring... You are likely plug and play to an xD ECM (*ECM that matches MT/autobox) Where I ran into trouble is the connectors that interfaced from the engine harness to the junction box (J/B) - i.e. power and grounds, etc.. to the main J/B. That's where I ordered the Toyota connector and re-pinned to match the accepting connector in the main J/B on the Yaris.

If that ECM you scored is an autobox and non-immobilizer I think you're headed down the right path!

When you get the wiring diagrams, etc.. keep us posted, I'm sure everyone will be happy to clarify / peer check things for you.

-- Adam
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