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10sec rx7 04-27-03 09:14 PM

Install tips, please read!
 
Guys
When you are wiring the coils and crank angle sensor, you use the colour wires that are coming out of the senor or coil, not the colour wire that is plugged into them on the factory loom!!!

IGNORE the factory loom colours and only use the colours coming out of the coil or CAS!

This has been a cause of 99% of the not starting problems!!

Dale

bl|nk 04-27-03 10:26 PM

that's what i've been saying :P

Dale's correct though 100% This was the main reason my car didn't crank over the first time. I wired my CAS by the wiring harness colors not the wiring colors coming out of the CAS (yes they are different.. we can thank mazda for this retarded move)

10sec rx7 04-27-03 10:52 PM

also the tacho wire on the trailing coil is the YELLOW wire, if you cut this your tacho will not work!! so leave it there!!

bl|nk 04-27-03 10:57 PM

so.. basicaly he's saying.. follow directions to the Teeth and don't cut stuff cause it looks like it should be cut and that it'd be fun to ya know.. cut more stuff hehe

600HP CLUB 04-28-03 01:28 AM

haha i cut it.......now i have to re do my shits....

Mark'sMazda 04-28-03 09:53 AM

Make sure to run 12v of switched power to the leading coil.

My problem was cold solider joints, MAKE SURE you have PERFECT connections

Poindexter10thae 04-28-03 01:14 PM


Originally posted by 10sec rx7
also the tacho wire on the trailing coil is the YELLOW wire, if you cut this your tacho will not work!! so leave it there!!
One thing to note on this. In the Lt8 Manual it specifies the YELLOW wire is not connected, after speaking with dale and kabooski, I found this was not the case. The manual is incorrect on this particular point.

Josepi 04-28-03 01:47 PM

How much of the engine is everyone having to remove to gain access to everything?

Poindexter10thae 04-28-03 06:00 PM

The intercooler and upper intake manifold, that is it.

bl|nk 04-28-03 08:02 PM

that's all i removed in my install and all most should need since all the sensors/injectors are basically right under or part of the UIM.

Josepi 04-29-03 07:11 AM

Great!

:)

Come this weekend, I'm sure I'll have some more q's.

;)

luiml73 09-16-03 11:14 PM

^^BUMP^^ hey evil, can you please make this a sticky?

PowerOverFC 09-17-03 11:18 AM

so I" have to cut out the alternator and wiper wires too?

once that is out the harness to the ECU is free. havent started on the other side yet

jimmyv13 09-17-03 12:51 PM

The stock ECU harness needs to be unwrapped to get the wiper harness out, no cutting needed. Just take note of which plug is on the wiper motor and follow it back into the cabin, you'll see where it plugs into a box behind the kick panel. I did my cruise control harness the same way.

PowerOverFC 09-18-03 08:18 AM

i slit the side of it open, that worked

vosko 09-18-03 08:48 AM

i'm gonna be playing with this today... we'll see what happens ;)

HIMNI Racing 09-18-03 02:54 PM

I was just going to poat a thread about something close to this, only a little diff........

The 2 tan wires on the trailling coil will be cut and linked to the one tan wire on the leading coils. Right? Then, the cut wires on the car side are left over. 2 black w/ yellow stripe on the tailing side and I for get what color on the leading side

Can I get any switched power from these wires, on the car side, for the coils?

one more thing, the pink wire that comes from the MT and goes to the leading coils (linked to the trailing coils) and to the fuel pump..........it will see the same switched 12 volts as the wires above? is that right?

vosko 09-18-03 04:24 PM

i have a question... i am fixing my microtech butcher job. the harness was cut for trailing coils. i wired up everything but the gray wire from the coil to the harness. what does that do ?

HIMNI Racing 09-18-03 11:56 PM

anyone?

vosko 09-19-03 01:12 AM

i wired mine differently........ hopefully it works. will find out in a few days ;)


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