diypnpms2 1.5 93 miata having a hard time with the directions.
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the oe TPS is just a switch and the MS can't use the signal.
You jump TPS to a ground through a 1K resistor to prevent the signal from "floating" while you drive. It's basically tricking the MS into thinking the TPS is always at 0%.
You can bring your wbo2 signal directly into 4N.
If you do bring the WBO2 into the OE wiring at 4N, then 4N needs to be jumped to the O2 pin.
You jump TPS to a ground through a 1K resistor to prevent the signal from "floating" while you drive. It's basically tricking the MS into thinking the TPS is always at 0%.
You can bring your wbo2 signal directly into 4N.
If you do bring the WBO2 into the OE wiring at 4N, then 4N needs to be jumped to the O2 pin.
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the oe TPS is just a switch and the MS can't use the signal.
You jump TPS to a ground through a 1K resistor to prevent the signal from "floating" while you drive. It's basically tricking the MS into thinking the TPS is always at 0%.
You can bring your wbo2 signal directly into 4N.
If you do bring the WBO2 into the OE wiring at 4N, then 4N needs to be jumped to the O2 pin.
You jump TPS to a ground through a 1K resistor to prevent the signal from "floating" while you drive. It's basically tricking the MS into thinking the TPS is always at 0%.
You can bring your wbo2 signal directly into 4N.
If you do bring the WBO2 into the OE wiring at 4N, then 4N needs to be jumped to the O2 pin.
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no.
there's a 5x5 row of pins near the row numbered 1-15. they have 12v, 5v, gnd, and snd there.
wire 12v and gnd to two of the pins on 1-15.
use your provided db15 connector to attach your wbo2 to there.
there's a 5x5 row of pins near the row numbered 1-15. they have 12v, 5v, gnd, and snd there.
wire 12v and gnd to two of the pins on 1-15.
use your provided db15 connector to attach your wbo2 to there.
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Braineack if you have a PayPal please send me a private message with with your information. I wanna send you something for the help. =)... I'm still confused on a couple things. Such as.... The tps ground with the resistor is that the ground above the proto area in the line of white grounds? Then also one of the signal from the lc2 controller does the go into 4n or directly into the o2 on the board. Then as for the other signal off the the lc controller can I put the directly into the 1-15 on the board to the db9 connector. And power and ground for the lc controller is their a spot on the board to get power and ground from? AAfter this it should be done thanks to you
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it doesnt matter what ground.
I use the SGNDs when doing it.
I tend to jump 4L with 4D or 4C on the connector board.
the WBo2 signal must end up at O2.
so if youre using the db15 to bring the signal in, wire the DB15 pin to go directly to 4N. otherwise, if youre using stock wiring, wire 4N to O2.
I just told you exactly where to get power and ground. wire those to your DB15 pins. match the WBO2 wiring to those pins on the connector and you now have power and round to your WBO2.
TL;DR wire all three wires to the WBo2 to the DB15.
you're basically asking the exact questions I already answered. i cant make it any easier than drawing lines for you on a picture of a board. and i dont feel like doing that.
I use the SGNDs when doing it.
I tend to jump 4L with 4D or 4C on the connector board.
the WBo2 signal must end up at O2.
so if youre using the db15 to bring the signal in, wire the DB15 pin to go directly to 4N. otherwise, if youre using stock wiring, wire 4N to O2.
I just told you exactly where to get power and ground. wire those to your DB15 pins. match the WBO2 wiring to those pins on the connector and you now have power and round to your WBO2.
TL;DR wire all three wires to the WBo2 to the DB15.
you're basically asking the exact questions I already answered. i cant make it any easier than drawing lines for you on a picture of a board. and i dont feel like doing that.
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it doesnt matter what ground.
I use the SGNDs when doing it.
I tend to jump 4L with 4D or 4C on the connector board.
the WBo2 signal must end up at O2.
so if youre using the db15 to bring the signal in, wire the DB15 pin to go directly to 4N. otherwise, if youre using stock wiring, wire 4N to O2.
I just told you exactly where to get power and ground. wire those to your DB15 pins. match the WBO2 wiring to those pins on the connector and you now have power and round to your WBO2.
TL;DR wire all three wires to the WBo2 to the DB15.
you're basically asking the exact questions I already answered. i cant make it any easier than drawing lines for you on a picture of a board. and i dont feel like doing that.
I use the SGNDs when doing it.
I tend to jump 4L with 4D or 4C on the connector board.
the WBo2 signal must end up at O2.
so if youre using the db15 to bring the signal in, wire the DB15 pin to go directly to 4N. otherwise, if youre using stock wiring, wire 4N to O2.
I just told you exactly where to get power and ground. wire those to your DB15 pins. match the WBO2 wiring to those pins on the connector and you now have power and round to your WBO2.
TL;DR wire all three wires to the WBo2 to the DB15.
you're basically asking the exact questions I already answered. i cant make it any easier than drawing lines for you on a picture of a board. and i dont feel like doing that.
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