Hi all,
I need the help of the house again.
I am wiring up my megasquirt and only have the injectors and tps
left to connect.My injector wiring plugs are the original ford jobbies
and are connected in series with a green wire,the other side of the plug has a black wire with a trace.
Am i correct in thinking that the green wire should be connected to the 5A switched live from the relay
and the black wires are the signal from the ecu??
As always,any help is greatly appreciated.
Andy.
You will find wiring diagrams on:
www.extraefi.co.uk/
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Originally posted by Mal
You will find wiring diagrams on:
www.extraefi.co.uk/
Connect all the green wires to the fuel pump relay pin 87 so the injectors come live only when the pump runs. Connect the black wires in pairs, 1&4 to INJ channel 1 or INJ1 of the MS, 2&3 to INJ channel 2 or INJ2.
The injectors should have a fused +12v supply, the leads from the MS are switched earths.
Regards,
Dave
Thanks for the info lads.
Just so i'm straight on this,the green cable that links all
the injectors is the switched positive 5A supply and the black
Wires are switched earths?
Cheers,
Andy
quote:
Originally posted by lotusmadandy
Thanks for the info lads.
Just so i'm straight on this,the green cable that links all
the injectors is the switched positive 5A supply and the black
Wires are switched earths?
Cheers,
Andy
quote:
Originally posted by scudderfish
quote:
Originally posted by lotusmadandy
Thanks for the info lads.
Just so i'm straight on this,the green cable that links all
the injectors is the switched positive 5A supply and the black
Wires are switched earths?
Cheers,
Andy
Yes.
quote:
Originally posted by lotusmadandy
quote:
Originally posted by scudderfish
quote:
Originally posted by lotusmadandy
Thanks for the info lads.
Just so i'm straight on this,the green cable that links all
the injectors is the switched positive 5A supply and the black
Wires are switched earths?
Cheers,
Andy
Yes.
I am much obliged to you sir
Andy.
Cheers Dale
I will double check the polarity in the morning,
before the first start up
Cheers,
Andy.