Here are some pics of how I made my P1300 CEL Simulator. Thanks a lot to Leo (lambchop11078) for answering my countless number of PM's and BlackSportD for figuring out the NPN pinout.
Here is a diagram of what components you need and what stuff to connect:
I used a magic marker to draw my circuit on the copper clad board:
I cut the original ABS plastic 3x2x1 enclosure box I had so it's nice and small. Then test fitted my PCB board:
I then started the etching process:
Then I used rubbing alcohole to take off the marker. I was then left with the copper lines:
Then I drilled the holes for the diodes and transistor:
Then you place the components on the opposite side of the board without the copper lines:
After you sodder the diodes and transistor where the copper lines are:
Then you sodder the wires, I used 20 guage wiring. The red wires are the IGT1, IGT2, and IGT3. The green wire is IGF and black wire is ground:
I screwed the board down into the box:
Here is a comparison of the original enclosure box size and the size I cut it down to:
And here is the finished P1300 CEL Simulator inside its enclosure:
Hope you guys like it!
Here is a diagram of what components you need and what stuff to connect:

I used a magic marker to draw my circuit on the copper clad board:

I cut the original ABS plastic 3x2x1 enclosure box I had so it's nice and small. Then test fitted my PCB board:

I then started the etching process:

Then I used rubbing alcohole to take off the marker. I was then left with the copper lines:

Then I drilled the holes for the diodes and transistor:

Then you place the components on the opposite side of the board without the copper lines:

After you sodder the diodes and transistor where the copper lines are:

Then you sodder the wires, I used 20 guage wiring. The red wires are the IGT1, IGT2, and IGT3. The green wire is IGF and black wire is ground:

I screwed the board down into the box:

Here is a comparison of the original enclosure box size and the size I cut it down to:

And here is the finished P1300 CEL Simulator inside its enclosure:

Hope you guys like it!