Holley Dominator install help
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Holley Dominator install help Hey guys,
I am currently in the process of installing a Holley Dominator EFI set-up on my car. I am just curious if anyone has made a write up or could walk me through the install. I currently have issues with the J2A AND J2B harness if anyone could give me any input that would be great. Currently all I really have done is half the main engine harness ran.
I am currently in the process of installing a Holley Dominator EFI set-up on my car. I am just curious if anyone has made a write up or could walk me through the install. I currently have issues with the J2A AND J2B harness if anyone could give me any input that would be great. Currently all I really have done is half the main engine harness ran.
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J2A are for additional configurable inputs/2nd WBO2
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J2B configurable outputs
Most people have quite abit of different hardware so, it's not an easy "this goes here" type of install. You look over what you wish to log and wire those to available inputs that handle that type of channel (5V, 12V, Frequency, Thermistor etc). e.g Transbrake via 12V activation would go to a channel that has a "2" for a 0-20V input. Extra temp would go to "T" for Thermistor.
Outputs are the same. Shift light...pick an activation method (Ground or 12V triggered) wire accordingly and done. Do the same with relays....
Just keep notes of what you have, then look over the Pin map which tells you what the inputs/outputs can do by their alphanumeric abbreviations. Create them in an I/O icf and drag/drop and your done.
and
J2B configurable outputs
Most people have quite abit of different hardware so, it's not an easy "this goes here" type of install. You look over what you wish to log and wire those to available inputs that handle that type of channel (5V, 12V, Frequency, Thermistor etc). e.g Transbrake via 12V activation would go to a channel that has a "2" for a 0-20V input. Extra temp would go to "T" for Thermistor.
Outputs are the same. Shift light...pick an activation method (Ground or 12V triggered) wire accordingly and done. Do the same with relays....
Just keep notes of what you have, then look over the Pin map which tells you what the inputs/outputs can do by their alphanumeric abbreviations. Create them in an I/O icf and drag/drop and your done.
