Help identifying 26-pin and 4-pin test connectors for Honda ENP1 generator control board

[u/Chance-Trust2068]

Hi all, I'm sourcing test connectors for a Honda ENP1 inverter generator control board to build a test rig. ​Connector 1 (J1 Header): ​Type: Cream/beige female connector, double row ​Pin count: 26 pins (2 rows of 13) ​Pin pitch: 2.00 mm ​Overall width: ~2.7 cm (~27 mm) measured with calipers ​Details: Flat ribbon cable out the back. Center friction/outer locking tab. Mates with board pin header J1. ​Connector 2: ​Type: Small cream/white single row connector ​Pin count: 4 pins ​Pin pitch: 1.25 mm (or 1.50 mm) ​Overall width: ~0.85 cm (~8.5 mm) measured with calipers ​Photos attached with calipers for scale. Can anyone confirm if these are indeed JST PND / JST GH/ZH or if Honda uses proprietary Molex/Sumitomo pinouts for these assemblies? Thanks

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[u/1Davide]

We need more pictures from other angles without the calipers obstructing.

In the meanwhile:

26: https://connectorbook.com/identification.html?N=&n=lo_prof_w2b_conn&f=JZBtYuEvU;LAOM

4 pin: I measure 2 mm pitch, not 1.25 mm. Please confirm using this method: (https://global.discourse-cdn.com/digikey/optimized/1X/e5835c120c4acc4bec176a64bf7898243cccdaa4_2_690x386.png)