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I've bought myself one of these to install on my NA. I know that officially they're not supported on the NA but I've read of a few people installing them succesfully on the 2JZ-GE. Both on the Supe and the IS300, shame none of them gave an details of the installations!

 

I've found a diagram of the NA ECU here. It looks very similar to the TT one, in fact all the connections I need to make to the e-manage are identical. Except one!

 

Looking at the wiring diagram for the 2JZ-GTE here, it shows that the airflow output is pin 66. On the TT this is the MAF sensor, whereas on the NA there's nothing listed against pin 66. I know that the Jap spec NA uses a MAP sensor rather than a MAF sensor and have adjusted the jumpers on the e-manage to allow for this, but I still need to know which wire is the MAP sensor.

 

Reading this back, it seems I could have just asked which wire is the MAP sensor on the NA ECU, oh well you got the reason why i want to know too!

 

Thanks for any help you can offer,

 

Matt

 

(Almost time to pay my tenner methinks!)

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Well, if it's the same as the TT, this will help you. It's actually from Pete Betts fuel cut controller instructions:-

 

Non-VVTI

http://www.thor-racing.co.uk/TRL/vfcc_non-vvti.jpg

 

VVTI

http://www.thor-racing.co.uk/TRL/vfcc_vvti.jpg

 

I expect it's the same for the NA (don't know for sure though).

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Thanks Simon,

 

My cars a '94 so non-VVTi, according to the ECU pin diagram pin 62 is listed on the NA as [PIM] - Vacuum sensor. That sounds like it could be something to do with the MAP sensor as its pressure related.

 

I'll double check with a voltmeter to see what its giving out before connecting anything up, should be somewhere between 0-5v IIRC.

 

Oh and just to be doubly sure, can anyone confirm the NA definitely uses a MAP sensor for checking the airflow. :stupid:

 

Thanks,

 

Matt

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Cheers Ian, that makes sense. I'm confident I've got the correct wires now.

 

I read about a bloke on club lexus whose tuner got a couple of the wires mixed up and managed to grenade two engines. Didn't want to go down that route!

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