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Data link connector location
- Punch'Eau
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Data link connector location
first photo is the Mercruiser adaptor and 2nd and 3rd are from my engine
I own a 2000 350 Mariner with 7.4 mpi
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Viper
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Re: Data link connector location
- Midnightsun
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Re: Data link connector location
Pretty sure the purple stuff is for Smartcraft equipped engines. Your connector says you do not have smartcraft and need another type of connector.
- bud37
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Re: Data link connector location
To add, by the look of the tape to me, someone has been in there perhaps.
- Punch'Eau
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Re: Data link connector location
Thanks again
- kgarguilo
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Re: Data link connector location
Mobile AL - Dauphin Island Marina
1999 Carver 406
- Punch'Eau
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Re: Data link connector location
bud37 wrote:Source of the post Welcome to the forum......google rinda diacom tecnologies 94005 GM mefi 1-4 adaptor......that may be the correct one, check it out....needs pins.
To add, by the look of the tape to me, someone has been in there perhaps.
I googled but all the adapters related to MEFI-1 to 4 are ok for my engine connector but at the other end they have a round one

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Re: Data link connector location
- Punch'Eau
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Re: Data link connector location
Thank you. It gives no choice to buy Diacom adapter and cable "gateway". I found this (see photo). It is really the one I need. Had to search a loooot.
Thanks again
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Re: Data link connector location
The one thing about rinda, they have quite a history with gm ecm interfaces etc.
Thanks for posting the find , I am sure that will help someone else in the same bind. Good luck with your diagnostics.
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