ICT steering control loom missing plug

[Cro]

For some strange reason my ICT steering control loom did not come with a female plug to fit to the cars connection, just the usual 3 wires+pins needed. Any thoughts on the best solution?

Could probably just place the pins into the plug but I have no idea which ones these three need to go to

 

[buster]

what head unit you fitting ?

[Cro]

what head unit you fitting ?

 

Pioneer avh-x5600bt

[buster]

if i remember correctly you should have a wiring diagram which came with the ict kit to show you how it needs to be wired

 

 

 

 

i ll have a check in my box of info sheets tomorrow to see if i can find it.

Edited July 2, 2016 by buster

[Cro]

Thabks buster, I think it should have a female plug on it and be nice and simple plug and play but for some reason it doesn't.

Photos from other threads certainly show theirs having a plug on it anyway

[buster]

here you go m8...this should help you out

 

 

 

https://incartec.co.uk/Instructions/29-674_Nissan_noConn.pdf

[nimz]

Did you definitely buy the Pioneer specific one? The fitting kit from incartec didn't come with the right patch lead for my Pioneer head unit.

[Cro]

Yep, or so it says on the label anyway. The link buster put up has instructions on what to do with the 3 loose wires so maybe it's normal , either way that diagram should sort me right out. Cheers buster

[un1eash]

My loom never came with a plug so I used scotch locks to patch into the wires.

[GreenLandy]

Ask them why it doesn't have one?

 

Mine didn't either (wasn't new to me though), I just soldered them onto the appropriate wires.

 

Don't use scotch locks, they're the devil's work

[Cro]

Exactly what I ended up doing in the end, works grand thanks to the wiring diagram

[Stan]

Am I right in saying the link buster put up indicates the 3 loose wires have to be connected to the OBD connector? Cos I already have that split for my throttle controller and bluetooth reader.

[Cro]

No they go to the steering control look plug