Throttle wire for AVCR
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Throttle wire for AVCR
Hey guys,
Without Dale's site, I need some quick help installing the AVCR. It needs a throttle signal, and I'm not sure which wire is appropriate. In the schematic, there are two wires coming out of the TPS and going to the ECU (see pic below). Can I use either, or is one or the other correct?
And yes, I searched .
- Andy
Without Dale's site, I need some quick help installing the AVCR. It needs a throttle signal, and I'm not sure which wire is appropriate. In the schematic, there are two wires coming out of the TPS and going to the ECU (see pic below). Can I use either, or is one or the other correct?
And yes, I searched .
- Andy
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Page 19/27 box Z3-b shows the wiring for a US model FD
http://www.apexi-usa.com/pdf/technic...tation/200.pdf
http://www.apexi-usa.com/pdf/technic...tation/200.pdf
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Page 19/27 box Z3-b shows the wiring for a US model FD
http://www.apexi-usa.com/pdf/technic...tation/200.pdf
http://www.apexi-usa.com/pdf/technic...tation/200.pdf
Thanks guys.
- Andy
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If you want to double-check, here's how to tell the difference. Get a multimeter and measure the voltage between the Black/Green wire and ground. When you open the throttle about half-way, the voltage should be around 2-3V. At full throttle, it should increase to about 4.5V.
There are two TPS wires going into the ECU. One is a 'full range' that will read about 0.5-4.5V between 0-100% throttle. This is the signal you want to monitor with your AVCR.
The other is a 'narrow range' signal that will read about 4V at 50%-100% throttle. In other words, the narrow-range sensor doesn't tell you anything useful above 50% throttle. On the diagram you posted, the wire should be Green/Red.
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There are two TPS wires going into the ECU. One is a 'full range' that will read about 0.5-4.5V between 0-100% throttle. This is the signal you want to monitor with your AVCR.
The other is a 'narrow range' signal that will read about 4V at 50%-100% throttle. In other words, the narrow-range sensor doesn't tell you anything useful above 50% throttle. On the diagram you posted, the wire should be Green/Red.
-s-
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