Need help w/ wiring e-manage
So far I've decided to mount the e-manage hehind the seats, and have extended all of the 26 wires. Here are my questions:
What's VTM output? I'm supposed to wire the purple wire from the emanage main harness to VTM output on the ECU
Also, If I have the GReddy Pressure Sensor, do I need to wire the MAP input and output wires too? Or can I just leave those out?
Thanks.
Steven.
What's VTM output? I'm supposed to wire the purple wire from the emanage main harness to VTM output on the ECU
Also, If I have the GReddy Pressure Sensor, do I need to wire the MAP input and output wires too? Or can I just leave those out?
Thanks.
Steven.
Your wires should definitely be long enough. I put most of them into the door sill, and then down under the carpet, out the hole under the seat. I then mounted the unit behind the seat with polished aluminum straps for a little extra bling. I then took it out to go with the EMS.
Okay, so I bought some velcro straps to mount the emanage behind my seats. One question though, what's VTM output? I'm supposed to connect the purple VTM output wire to my ECU, but I have never heard of it before! I've figured out pretty much every other wire.
Also, If I have the GReddy Pressure Sensor, do I need to wire the MAP input and output wires too? Or can I just leave those out?
Also, If I have the GReddy Pressure Sensor, do I need to wire the MAP input and output wires too? Or can I just leave those out?
There is a number of threads on this linked in the F/I FAQ. Here is a direct link https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.php?showt...dpost&p=6034463
Originally Posted by SoCalIsMyLife,Jan 29 2006, 05:55 PM
Also, If I have the GReddy Pressure Sensor, do I need to wire the MAP input and output wires too? Or can I just leave those out?
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Yeah I realized the fact that I had to clamp the voltage on the MAP after I posted. However, from previous discussions I've read, people have had 1234 order work for injectors, so I thought that was the right order for injectors, and 1342 for spark.








