safc wiring diagram please
 

i use gthe z1-a wirign diagram right?? how come after 2 trys it still wont start when safc is installed and adjusted for my car, flap, 5in 5out, etc etc.....maybe i am using thw wrong wires? it is the z1-a chart right?? also what color are the wires ....such as power is "color", air flow is "color"

CB

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somone must ahve a diagram they can scan and post online........ahh i ma beginning to think that the whole thing is defective.

what do u all think?

CB

Ok

You have the right wiring diagram for the S-AFC. Now if you dowload the factory service manual from www.iluvmyrx7.com we can figure this out.

All you need is the section called 04fuel emissions control systems. Pages 31-33.

It gives a diagram of what wires do what in the harness. I believe you will need "
2D=O2 Sensor--->Use the blue wire on SAFC
2E=Air flow signal wire
2G=Throttle sensor
3J=12v battery
3G=Ground wire

With all this info you should be able to get it all hooked up right. If it still doesnt work then it might be defective. One more thing have your high throttle point set at anything higher than 99%, and low throttle at anything lower than 98%

y those thorrtle points at 99 or above and 98 and below i never did that??
what does it do and why do u set it like that??

the throttle position sensor on series 4 cars is basically an on/off switch. Series 5 have a full range TPS. What I mean is that on series 4 pressing the throttle will result in a percentage throttle reading of:
5%
12%
30%
100%
Anything over about a third throttle pressure will result in a 100% throttle indication.

Thus the SAFC works best on series 4 cars when the high throttle settings only activate at 99%+ or WOT, and the low settings at 98% and below where the car will run the majority of the time.

While it is possible to switch to a series 5 TPS I don't believe the S5 TPS has a way of contolling the OMP, so you would have to go to premix.

I don't see this being a possible cause of your non starting problem however. Unless you have your fuel settings very lean at low RPM's.