URGENT AUTOMETER AFR WIRING ADVICE 4 STI TYPE R VER 5 PLS!!!!!
12 February 2003, 04:22 PM
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The wire 
The ECU
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Hope they help
Mikey
MY00 UK Car by the way
[Edited by Gridlock Mikey - 12/2/2003 4:24:14 PM]
The ECU
The end result
(Sort off )Hope they help
Mikey
MY00 UK Car by the way
[Edited by Gridlock Mikey - 12/2/2003 4:24:14 PM]
02 December 2003, 03:18 PM
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Hi all,, in need of advice on where the purple wire goes to on the ECU and also where the ECU is located. sorry but i'm a novice!!
sussed out the black and red but the purple's got me...
as many replies as poss pls to confirm the right wire as I don't want to mess up the ECU..
THANKS ALL!
sussed out the black and red but the purple's got me...
as many replies as poss pls to confirm the right wire as I don't want to mess up the ECU..
THANKS ALL!
02 December 2003, 03:22 PM
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The ECU is located in the passenger footwell. Unclip the carpet from the plastic moulding and floor, pull it back, then remove the cover plate.
The wire you want to splice into is terminated at connector B136 pin 21. This is the blue plug, and if you're looking at the "back" (i.e. wiring side), it's the third row down, third wire in from the right. Should be a white cable with either a black line or a silver stripe running along it.
The wire you want to splice into is terminated at connector B136 pin 21. This is the blue plug, and if you're looking at the "back" (i.e. wiring side), it's the third row down, third wire in from the right. Should be a white cable with either a black line or a silver stripe running along it.
02 December 2003, 03:30 PM
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YOUR A SAINT M8!!
This is definatly for a type r ver 5?
sorry... but sh8ing it to cut into the wrong wire!
can get cracking when i get home tonight again.
Also,, I want to put an inline fuse to the lighting and 12v supplies to the gauges, what is a good rating to use?
I have 1 wire suppling the light feed to oil temp/oil press/voltg
and a seperate 1 for the 12v feed.
thanks again
This is definatly for a type r ver 5?
sorry... but sh8ing it to cut into the wrong wire!
can get cracking when i get home tonight again.
Also,, I want to put an inline fuse to the lighting and 12v supplies to the gauges, what is a good rating to use?
I have 1 wire suppling the light feed to oil temp/oil press/voltg
and a seperate 1 for the 12v feed.
thanks again
02 December 2003, 03:33 PM
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Don't worry about getting the wrong wire. You won't do any damage unless you cut the supply to the structural integrity field generator or the warp reactor. Get either of those and you'll be well f*cked - they'll see the explosion in Baghdad!
Fuse value? 1A maximum.
Fuse value? 1A maximum.
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well just finished up the wiring on all the gauges... gonna wait till tommorow to see if it's all ok. Cutting into the ecu wire was pretty nerveracking!
thanks 4 the advice guys.
thanks 4 the advice guys.
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