det alarm wiring?????
28 April 2009, 09:25 PM
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det alarm wiring?????
i believe it is a roojai det alarm can someone confirm which wire goes where from these four coming out..
red
red/black
red/black
red/green
also i have a spare ome knock sensor and would like to wire it to this on the opposite side of the block??
would it be
red=live
red/black=earth
red/black=engine/knock earth
red/green=knock signal
????????????????
thanks in advance for any help
red
red/black
red/black
red/green
also i have a spare ome knock sensor and would like to wire it to this on the opposite side of the block??
would it be
red=live
red/black=earth
red/black=engine/knock earth
red/green=knock signal
????????????????
thanks in advance for any help
29 April 2009, 07:34 AM
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My Roojai instructions have +12v for red, grounds are black and brown is the knock sensor signal.
I "presume" that your red is +12v, red/black is ground and red/green is signal.
Is yours a DIY kit or was assembled by Roojai?
If a kit then its departed from the original wiring colour scheme.
Nick
I "presume" that your red is +12v, red/black is ground and red/green is signal.
Is yours a DIY kit or was assembled by Roojai?
If a kit then its departed from the original wiring colour scheme.
Nick
29 April 2009, 02:51 PM
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My Roojai instructions have +12v for red, grounds are black and brown is the knock sensor signal.
I "presume" that your red is +12v, red/black is ground and red/green is signal.
Is yours a DIY kit or was assembled by Roojai?
If a kit then its departed from the original wiring colour scheme.
Nick
I "presume" that your red is +12v, red/black is ground and red/green is signal.
Is yours a DIY kit or was assembled by Roojai?
If a kit then its departed from the original wiring colour scheme.
Nick
29 April 2009, 03:04 PM
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Luckly I keep my instructions for a rainy day 
Red is +12V
Red with Black Stripe (any of two) is Ground
Red with Green Stripe is Sensor (+)
Red with Black Stripe (any of two) is Sensor (-)
Red is +12V
Red with Black Stripe (any of two) is Ground
Red with Green Stripe is Sensor (+)
Red with Black Stripe (any of two) is Sensor (-)
29 April 2009, 03:54 PM
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so i was right but wanted to be sure. so if wiring this to a second ome sensor i can just ground the sensor (-) to earth on the sensor bolt/or local earth to sensor, and red/green to sensor signal then
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