I Have a 2002 isuzu rodeo with a 6 pin connector. I need to replace both mirrors but the replacement I am finding is a 3 pin connector. There is actually 5 wires that are running to this 6 pin port. So it looks like a 3 pin with 3 wires is not going to do it. What are my options.

SOURCE: 1992 Isuzu Rodeo Distributor wires

Hi,

On the 3.2L distriburorless ignition, the firing order is a straight 1-2-3-4-5-6.

Cylinder numbering .

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Hope this works for you

SOURCE: 1997 isuzu rodeo

The firing order for a six cylinder is 1-2-3-4-5-6 distributor rotation-clockwise...cylinders 1-3-5 on drivers side...2-4-6 on passenger side

SOURCE: obd port

OBD ports were mandated to always be on the drivers side near the steering column, on, or under the dashboard.

SOURCE: Where is the obd port

Here is a photo of the obd connector on a 1993 Isuzu Trooper.

The connector is on the transmission hump about 6 inches from the accelerator pedal. It is inside a black hood. Right next to the white OBD connector is an identical green connector that I have not tested.

The OBD port is a white 3 hole plug. Right next to it in the photo is a green 3 hole plug that I believe is for automatic transmission diagnostics. The plug is different from other plugs under the dash as it will not accept a .25" tab connector.

The picture shows a 20 ohm resistor being used to short pin 1 and 3 of the white plug. The resistor is to prevent a melted wire in case the plug shorted is the wrong plug.

To read the error codes from the engine computer, the mechanic is supposed to short pin 1 and pin 3 of the OBD port plug. Then the mechanic turns on the ignition switch and counts flashes of the "check engine" light to determine the error values being reported.

SOURCE: 2000 isuzu rodeo trans range and leak problem at $1000?

I have a v6 2000 rodeo and the transmission contiunes to have a slip in it what should I do!! I have been having this problem since I purchased the car brand new in Oct 2000!! What should I do