what sensors are required to run motor?
08-04-2011, 08:18 PM
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what sensors are required to run motor? im in the process of wiring up my motor, '02 5.3 running a SD tune... ive got all the sensors plugged in and wires ran where i want them, i have a bunch of stuff left over from the harness. so far i have injectors, MAP, IAC, ECT, TPS, Crank and cam position sensors, knock sensors, oil pressure sending unit and coils all plugged in but there are a bunch of wires from the harness left over, am i forgetting something? i have to supply switched fused power to the coils and injectors ground the coils, does anything else need to have power?
08-04-2011, 08:24 PM
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im in the process of wiring up my motor, '02 5.3 running a SD tune... ive got all the sensors plugged in and wires ran where i want them, i have a bunch of stuff left over from the harness. so far i have injectors, MAP, IAC, ECT, TPS, Crank and cam position sensors, knock sensors, oil pressure sending unit and coils all plugged in but there are a bunch of wires from the harness left over, am i forgetting something? i have to supply switched fused power to the coils and injectors ground the coils, does anything else need to have power?
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im in the process of wiring up my motor, '02 5.3 running a SD tune... ive got all the sensors plugged in and wires ran where i want them, i have a bunch of stuff left over from the harness. so far i have injectors, MAP, IAC, ECT, TPS, Crank and cam position sensors, knock sensors, oil pressure sending unit and coils all plugged in but there are a bunch of wires from the harness left over, am i forgetting something? i have to supply switched fused power to the coils and injectors ground the coils, does anything else need to have power?
There are 3 ground straps built into you harness that bolt onto the back of the driver side harness.
