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Old 08-01-2017, 04:30 PM
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Looking for a wiring diagram for the Lnc2000 and Nos progressive controller.
Also includes a FPSS and bottle heater and purge.
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This will pull timing as soon as you hit the arm button.
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The upper right corner above the solenoids the four dots are they connected to the green wire and the wire parallel to it or no?

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The dots are just showing that the wires going through are not connected.
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Ok i figured. Thank you
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No problem! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Originally Posted by Bobby Dixon Jr
Looking for a wiring diagram for the Lnc2000 and Nos progressive controller.
Also includes a FPSS and bottle heater and purge.
Thanks
Peep this:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-o...-see-here.html
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Stupid question. Fuel pressure saftey switch. 2 contacts, does it matter how its wired up on the fpss itself or just hook up one side and ground the other?
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Originally Posted by Bobby Dixon Jr
Stupid question. Fuel pressure saftey switch. 2 contacts, does it matter how its wired up on the fpss itself or just hook up one side and ground the other?
Run it off ground pin 85 of the solenoid relay. Doesn't matter which pin on the fpss you use. See diagram in post 20 here:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/nitrous-o...l#post19571705

It has a spring in it that is defeated by the fuel pressure. So long as it is defeated, the circuit is connected but if the pressure drops, the spring extends and the connection is broken.
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Another dumb question. Whats a good keyed 12v source for the switch panel and nos controller?
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Originally Posted by Bobby Dixon Jr
Another dumb question. Whats a good keyed 12v source for the switch panel and nos controller?
You will want to run a fuse tap from the IGN fuse for that.

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Let's talk gauging.
What gauge wire should i use from the power (bat) to the relay.
Also the solenoids have 18gauge wires . If im running the solenoid nitrous + and fuel + into 1, the neg also what gauge would be good for that?
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What all are you hooking up?

Bottle heater?
Bottle opener?
Purge?

What all switches are in your car now? Do you have line lock or cutouts?

It's best to decide what all you want to have so that you can determine what kind of switch panel to get.

For wiring, you can get 14 awg SPDT 5 pin relays and use mostly 14 awg wires. You'll want to run a fused distribution block and use 8 awg wire from the battery to that distribution block. Search on amazon the following:

DC32V 6 Way Terminals Circuit Car Auto Blade Fuse Box Block Holder ATC ATO

Blue Sea Systems 6 Gang Common 100A Mini Grounding Busbar

DC32V 8 Way Circuit Car Boat Automotive AUTO ATC ATO Blade Fuse Box Block Holder

You can use this wiring diagram and simply remove the components that you don't plan on using.

TPS signal is Pin 24 on the Red ECM its a blue wire
Tach signal is Pin 10 on the Red ECM its a white wire

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Originally Posted by 5.7stroker
You will want to run a fuse tap from the IGN fuse for that.

The wire u have tapped up to is in a BATT fuse location im assuming is power all the time.
The bottom left one is ignition power, which is power with ignition on.
The one next to the 5amp fuse on the bottom is ACCY. Is that only for when the accessories are on (like dash gauge etc)?

Just curious now
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Originally Posted by Bobby Dixon Jr
The wire u have tapped up to is in a BATT fuse location im assuming is power all the time.
The bottom left one is ignition power, which is power with ignition on.
The one next to the 5amp fuse on the bottom is ACCY. Is that only for when the accessories are on (like dash gauge etc)?

Just curious now
Yes, BATT is power all the time. I tapped into that for some of my aftermarket gauges. The IGN is the one you want.

I believe this is the schematic for ACCY:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...l#&gid=1&pid=1
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Any idea why the nitrous wants to activate with ignition on but when motors running it will not activate at WOT at all.
I bypassed the FPSS.
I set my progressive as in the link posts above except #4 we did 99%
The tps set itself at 4.7v again i cant see it mot reading 4.7v if it reads with ign on car off but not the other way around.
Im thinking maybe tach wire reading? I set the start at 0 and 3k and still nothing with car running.
You can hear the solenoids click and nitrous spraying with ign on car off.
15 (Solenoid Frequency 15 hz recommended)
C - 04 (RPM signal Set-up - 4 cylinder)
P - 00 (Ramp Pause Mode - ramp is reset when deactivated)
1 - 30 (Activation RPM - 3000)
2 - 68 (De-activation RPM - 6800)
3 - 00 (Delay time - 0 sec)
4 - 40 (Start % - 40%)
5 - 10 (Ramp time - 1.0 seconds)
6 - 99 (End % - 99%)
7 - 00 (Control output delay - 0%)
8 - 02 (TPAS mode - 02 = TPS Signal)
9 - 45 (TPS Setting - auto learn by going
Thanks for any input
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Had a very similar prob. Nothing would work with car running and window switch set to anything besides zero. Set window switch to zero and it'd work as soon as you went wot. Sent controller back as that's what customer service recommended. Got controller back and did the same as before, only worked with window switch set to zero. Never did figure it out, kid waited to long to return it again so it's just added weight in the car now.
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Originally Posted by tug686spd
Had a very similar prob. Nothing would work with car running and window switch set to anything besides zero. Set window switch to zero and it'd work as soon as you went wot. Sent controller back as that's what customer service recommended. Got controller back and did the same as before, only worked with window switch set to zero. Never did figure it out, kid waited to long to return it again so it's just added weight in the car now.
I may have figured it out bit I have to test it.
I had the cylinder set at 4. My idle was around 1k (cold) and the programmer showed 2k.
So any rpm would have been double.
My converter stalls at 3200 so the controller would see 6400 which is where I have the window set off.
So I'm basically missing my window.

I set the cylinder to 8 and the rpms match up. So now I gotta test it.
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Originally Posted by Bobby Dixon Jr
I may have figured it out bit I have to test it.
I had the cylinder set at 4. My idle was around 1k (cold) and the programmer showed 2k.
So any rpm would have been double.
My converter stalls at 3200 so the controller would see 6400 which is where I have the window set off.
So I'm basically missing my window.

I set the cylinder to 8 and the rpms match up. So now I gotta test it.
I totally didn't put it together that it was you I was talking to on FB. Doh! lol
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Originally Posted by brandon@nitrousoutlet
I totally didn't put it together that it was you I was talking to on FB. Doh! lol
Ha ha neither did I. Thank you for all your help still need to test. It's been raining.


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