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Honda ICM 16 pin Connector
Honda 16-pin Sealed ICM Connectors
Honda ICM 16 pin Connector Seal Retainer
ICM Female Terminal 
Honda ICM Wire Seal
This is what the ignition control unit connector looks like
2 rows x 8 pins - off set from each other.
There is a lock on both top and bottom of the connector,
You much press them both in when removing the connector.
2 rows x 8 pins -
You much press them both in when removing the connector.
Here we have the top view of the connector
The bottom is similar with a couple slight differences.
The bottom is similar with a couple slight differences.
This back cover holds the wire seals in place
These retainers are fragile even when new.
be sure your work is complete before installing it.
If you break one while working on this housing
I have just the cover available above.
These retainers are fragile even when new.
be sure your work is complete before installing it.
If you break one while working on this housing
I have just the cover available above.
From the front side you can see the pins (terminals)
will not be so easy to remove.
There is a locking tab on each side of the terminal itself
that will require patience or a special tool
This tool has special tip that will go over the pin
And push both tabs in at the same time.
These tools are made by TE/Amp, Molex, Sumitomo
and others.
I will have one of these available above.
will not be so easy to remove.
There is a locking tab on each side of the terminal itself
that will require patience or a special tool
This tool has special tip that will go over the pin
And push both tabs in at the same time.
These tools are made by TE/Amp, Molex, Sumitomo
and others.
I will have one of these available above.
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Hold the housing in one hand and insert the
tip of the extractor tool as shown. (with the tip
of the tool on each side of the pin terminal)
tip of the extractor tool as shown. (with the tip
of the tool on each side of the pin terminal)
Now push inward on the tool to press the retaining locks
located on each side of the terminal, (you may have to
squeeze the tip of the tool, but this shouldn't be necessary)
Lightly pull back on the wire, removing the terminal
and seal at the same time.
located on each side of the terminal, (you may have to
squeeze the tip of the tool, but this shouldn't be necessary)
Lightly pull back on the wire, removing the terminal
and seal at the same time.
The wire seal on this connector goes on the wire first, and does not get crimped to the terminal.
It will get held in place with a seal retainer that goes on the back side of the connector.
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It will get held in place with a seal retainer that goes on the back side of the connector.
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The insulation crimp tabs are rather long.
They must be properly crimped (rolled) as seen in this photo.
The terminal crimp tabs need to be adjusted so they are
parallel to each other. They must fit in the die properly
and remain parallel.
They must be properly crimped (rolled) as seen in this photo.
The terminal crimp tabs need to be adjusted so they are
parallel to each other. They must fit in the die properly
and remain parallel.
This is now ready to be inserted into the housing.
It will only go in one way and cannot be inserted upside down.
Once the terminal is locked in the housing.
The seal will get pushed in the housing behind the terminal.
The remaining needed dummy plugs will go in the empty cavities.
Then the seal retainer will get get snapped on the back side.
(This crimp was done with PA-21 by Engineer-Made in Japan.
It has limited use for Mini/Micro terminals due to the
very narrow dies. But iti works great for terminals like these
and other tiny pins like the JST-JWPF series terminals.)
It will only go in one way and cannot be inserted upside down.
Once the terminal is locked in the housing.
The seal will get pushed in the housing behind the terminal.
The remaining needed dummy plugs will go in the empty cavities.
Then the seal retainer will get get snapped on the back side.
(This crimp was done with PA-
very narrow dies. But iti works great for terminals like these
and other tiny pins like the JST-
