Fitting the FCD
Fitting the FCD is relatively simple however you will need to gain
access and 'tap' into some of the ECU wires. Failure to follow the instructions
correctly could cause damage to your ECU. If you are not confident in
carrying out these instructions - seek help or advice before proceeding.
Parts Required
3 scotch
blocks
1 air/fuel
mixture meter (highly recommended)
1 ECU
wiring diagram for your car
Tools Required
1 small
jewellers screwdriver (flat)
1 soldering
iron (not necessary if scotch blocks are used)
Locate the ECU and centre
block connector
Locate
the ECU behind the centre console by folding away the carpet revealing
the 3 main block connectors. On a RHD model the ECU block connectors
are on the passenger side of the car.
Locate
and disconnect the centre ECU block connector. All three wires required
are located on this block connector.
Locate the three required wires
Locate
the TPS signal wire (a red and white wire marked PIM on the ECU wiring
diagram). For 1992 onwrads cars, this is normally pin number 5 on the
centre block connector i.e. fourth along from the left on the top row.
For cars earlier than 1992 this is normally pin 13 on the centre block
connector i.e. fourth along from the left on the bottom row.
Locate
the +5v power wire (a pink and blue wire marked VC on the ECU wiring
diagram). This is normally pin 1 on the centre block connector i.e.
the wire farthest to the right along the top row.
Locate
the ground wire (a brown wire marked E2 on the ECU wiring diagram).
This is normally pin 9 on the centre block connector i.e. the wire farthest
to the right along the bottom row.
Wiring the FCD
Use a
soldering iron or scotch block to connect the green wire of the FCD
to the red and white TPS signal wire of the ECU - (pin 5 or 13, PIM).
Use a
soldering iron or scotch block to connect the red wire of the FCD to
the pink and blue +5v wire of the ECU - (pin 1, VC).
Use a
soldering iron or scotch block to connect the black wire of the FCD
to the brown ground wire of the ECU - (pin 9, E2).
NOTE: Do NOT cut ANY of the wires, simply tap into them !
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