6) Some 2 wires plastic connectors (Fry's):
7) Some industrial strength Velcro (Lowe's):
[I don't have a pix of this, sorry]
The fuse is not a must, but since it cost (with the holder) about $10 compared to an unknown but high amount for a new ECU... You got the point... 2 Amps is the maximum current the ECU is expecting the DISA to absorb... So if it absorb more, instead or frying something, I just bust a fuse...
I cut the board to fit the enclosure and added the resistor on it... Just double (and triple) check that I was getting about 100 Ohm:
Here's everything in place in the enclosure:
I had to replace the plug on the DISA with some standard: This way if anything happened I can easily reverse it back:
Cover everything with some electric tape:
