Just wondering if I could use this function along with a relay, switch, or just plugged directly into the power wire of my water pump to make my water pump come on at a certain boost level? I think this would be a much safer bet than using my current boost activated switch. If I can do this what method of hooking this up would be the most fail safe?

 

Yes you can.
Hook it up through a relay and hook up a 12v led to the output wire to the pump so you know if the wiring has failed for any reason the led will not light up.

nothing is 100% failsafe. But the above will get you close.

 

Thanks man, that's what I'm going to do. The led is a good idea, I'd like to know when it's spraying anyways.

 

I guess if I'm already using the aux out wire for an electric fan, then I really can't use his option.

 

nevermind, after some searching it looks like I just use the white aux wire for the auxmap_on function because the white and red has already been used for he fan. Now just to figure out exactly how to wire up the relay. I know I'm slow...

 

Well I've got it wired up like this. Basically just modified the efan diagram and set it to 10hg's in the auxmap_on and ran the car to test it. No go. What am I doing wrong?

https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...2&d=1259257232

 

You have wired the relay correctly.


If memory serves me correctly, their is one temp out put, one RPM output and one LOAD out put.

You may need to use the white/black wire to trigger the water injection.

 

I could not, for the life of me, get this feature to work. The first 30amp relay I had just stayed on no matter what so I'm guessing it was a bad relay. Put another one in and it never came on period. The only thing I could try is maybe hook the white microtech wire up to the new relay to see if maybe that would fix it.

 

I will test the feature tomorrow on the test bench. See which wire is triggered by the map auxilary.

 

Thanks man! For now I hooked up an LED to the boost switch and it seems to be working good (that is a handly little feature) I appreciate the idea.

 

Just a thought, but won't this trigger everytime you have the key on without the engine running, since it will see above 10 hg (atmospheric)?

 

That is correct. LOL.

Well spotted.

Put it on 2-3psi and see what happens

 

Good idea fellas. I'll check this out

 

is it possible to run 3 devices from the Aux output?
each triggered by either load, rpm or water temp.

in the manual i read the following:
NOTE: the Auxiliary output can only control one device; it is not possible to run both the cold air bypass and
boost control at the same time.

can someone clarify?

thanks,
Gunn.

 

Hey Honda H8er, I use my micro. aux for fan control and I use my turbosmart e boost for my injection there maybe more controllers with an aux output lots of turbosmart h8ers but Mine has been perfect FYI

 

Try not to use the eboost.

I lost 2 engines from my stupid eboost.

My map sensor line to the eboost has come apart twice now and the water stops working.

 

The only thing I don't like about the e-boost is that stupid poly line to silicone line. I'm hoping to change that by switching it out to a push-loc fitting.

 

What ever you dont pull the line out the back of the eboost. It will wreck it.

That exact thing you described above is what has killed me 2 engines.

 

I was actually gonna try a 1/8" to 1/4" push-loc line adapter, and just feed the nylon line straight into my push-loc vac system, instead of using that silly silicone adapter.

 

That might work aye. Im not sure. Let me know.

Come to think of it. I wonder if a pneumatic fitting would work?

 

Is this correct? Only one output can be hooked up to the microtech? I haven't tried setting it too 1 or 2psi yet because I haven't had time but I guess I'll just have to have a go at it.

 

the lt10s has 3 outputs.

 

right but can they be used simutaniously or can you only use one of them at a time? For instance I've got an efan, does this mean I can't use any other outputs or is this just wrong info?

 

all at the same time no worries.

 

ok thanks man.