Simple wiring questions
Simple wiring questions Question #1 - What is the pin out on a fbody crankshaft position sensor? The plug on my harness got pulled off, now I have 3 colored wires and im not sure which order they go back on the connector.
Question #2 - Im using a truck MAF with integrated IAT sensor, it has 5 wires on the connector; Red, Black with White stripe, Yellow, Orange, and Black. Which wire do I connect to which on the fbody harness connectors (MAF, and IAT)? (See attached for wires)
Question #3 - I have 1 mysterious connector on my harness that I have no idea what it goes to, maybe cruise control or something? Its not the red one but the whiteish one on the opposite side of the coil pack connector, its 2 pins, any ideas? (See the 2nd attached picture)
Question #4 (last one) - The red connector in the second picture is for the EVAP purge selenoid right? Heres the deal, that red connector goes to this black thing on the manifold of my v6 (putting an ls in my v6 camaro). What do I do with this red connector now? It has to go to something. What do I have to buy for this thing to plug into? Also the EVAP hose that runs up front with the rest of the gas lines, it plugs into the left or right side of the manifold?
Sorry for the long post put this is about all I need to finish up my swap!
Question #2 - Im using a truck MAF with integrated IAT sensor, it has 5 wires on the connector; Red, Black with White stripe, Yellow, Orange, and Black. Which wire do I connect to which on the fbody harness connectors (MAF, and IAT)? (See attached for wires)
Question #3 - I have 1 mysterious connector on my harness that I have no idea what it goes to, maybe cruise control or something? Its not the red one but the whiteish one on the opposite side of the coil pack connector, its 2 pins, any ideas? (See the 2nd attached picture)
Question #4 (last one) - The red connector in the second picture is for the EVAP purge selenoid right? Heres the deal, that red connector goes to this black thing on the manifold of my v6 (putting an ls in my v6 camaro). What do I do with this red connector now? It has to go to something. What do I have to buy for this thing to plug into? Also the EVAP hose that runs up front with the rest of the gas lines, it plugs into the left or right side of the manifold?
Sorry for the long post put this is about all I need to finish up my swap!
Crankshaft Position Sensor
______
/ Clip \
|A|B|C|
A - DK BLU/WHT CKP Sensor Signal
B - YEL/BLK Low Reference
C - LT GRN 12 Volt Reference
What motor is that in the pics? Coil packs look different.
______
/ Clip \
|A|B|C|
A - DK BLU/WHT CKP Sensor Signal
B - YEL/BLK Low Reference
C - LT GRN 12 Volt Reference
What motor is that in the pics? Coil packs look different.
Last edited by stealth71; Feb 13, 2009 at 04:02 PM.
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Verdad Gallardo vent line plugs into the evap which is mounted to the dr side of the intake. From there the evap has a small plastic hose that goes to the driver side of the intake right behind the throttlebody
Update, I got all the wiring done tonight, Im so glad I wont have to fiddle with it anymore for this project.
One last question, How does the EVAP solenoid mount, I cant find anywhere to put it? Not sure if it matters but im using truck coils and brackets.
One last question, How does the EVAP solenoid mount, I cant find anywhere to put it? Not sure if it matters but im using truck coils and brackets.