Elite 2500 Short Harness - 34 Pin

Elite Series Firmware Help › Elite Series ECU Information › Elite 1500 / 2500Updated Sep 2026

This diagram covers the short version of the harness for the Elite 2500's 34-pin connector. It's the drawing you'll want when you're building or checking a harness that lands close to the ECU.

What this diagram is for

The Elite 2500 has two connectors: a 34-pin and a 26-pin. This diagram shows the 34-pin connector's short harness, meaning which circuit each pin carries and how the wires come out of the loom. It's the drawing we reach for when we're extending a short harness into a custom loom, tracing a fault, or confirming a circuit before we add a new sensor or output.

What to check

  • Confirm you're looking at the diagram for the right connector. The 26-pin short harness is a separate drawing.
  • Check pin numbers against the connector itself, not just wire colors. Some colors repeat on different circuits.
  • Make sure shielded circuits, like trigger and knock, stay shielded wherever you extend them.
  • Match any spare inputs or outputs you use to the assignments in ESP.

For the full-length harness, see the Elite 2500 34-pin harness article, and the Elite 2500 overview covers the ECU's features.

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