I had this asked in another thread, and I searched for 15 pages and couldn't find it

Anyway, I had my car setup, that when I flipped a switch, it would change boost, aka my boost controller.

I can't remember what pins on the ECU I need to plug them into. It's on the 4th plug, the one that isn't used. They popped out when I was wiring up some stuff, and I can't remember now where they go.

Anyone have a link to the pinout for the AEM, or would just happen to know, thanks.

 

You should have read over my post it has everything

Here is how I set mine up though there are lots of open inputs you can use. Just record which you used then go to your boost control tab and select the High/LO input you used.



Boost Controller
D4......High Side Driver......Output......Available Switched +12v. 1.5a max
D16.....PW #2....................Intput......Available Boost Solenoid
**This is not polarity Specific

Pressure Sensor
Black......D9....Sensor Ground..........Input.......Availible Ground Reference
Red........D6....+5V Sensor..............Output......Available 5.0V Reference
Green.....D8.....ADR14.....................Input.. .....Available, 0-5v input (100K pu)

Boost Switch Input [High Boost Switch]
D11......Switch #2....Available Switched Input
To Chasis Ground

Nitrous Input
D12......Switch #3....Available Switched Input
To Chasis Ground

Intake Air Temperature
Must be wired into the factory, according to AEM unless you open the EMS and change one of the RTD/EGT input jumpers there is no extra tempeature sensors availible.

 

^^ amazing job with the diagram!

 

someone must have been bored

looks good man, well thought out, i like!

 

Nice, where did you get the LED's? I would like a few to know the switches are in the right direction

 

Very very nice, thank you very much.

IIRC I used D11, which says "D11, switch #2".

If the switch has 2 prongs, one to D11, and one to chassis ground?

Is that how it worked?

B/c I distinctly remember 2 inputs going into the AEM that dealt w/the switch.

I checked my AEM, and for the Hi/Low Switch Options, it's set to "Switch is always off"

 

Those LEDs need resistors.

 

mid page bump, lol.

 

2nd page bump.