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Rywire Engine Harness (K-Series)

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  1. On the Rywire engine harness, there is a connector labeled H20. This normally connects to the gauge cluster temp sensor located on the upper water neck on the Honda K20. The Hybrid Racing conversion harness has a wire labeled "coolant temp." In order to control the gauge cluster in the EG/DC/EK chassis, you'll need to connect the wire labeled "coolant temp" to pin 6 on the Rywire engine harness.

    • On the Rywire engine harness, there is a connector labeled H20. This normally connects to the gauge cluster temp sensor located on the upper water neck on the Honda K20.

    • The Hybrid Racing conversion harness has a wire labeled "coolant temp." In order to control the gauge cluster in the EG/DC/EK chassis, you'll need to connect the wire labeled "coolant temp" to pin 6 on the Rywire engine harness.

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