So I am removing the Airpump system from my 02 S2000 and installing Izze's delete.However I found everything but the Current Sensor.... where the hell is that thing? I came in to get the wiring instructions so I can finish the install but I cannot find the current sensor to pull it out as well. Hopefully I can get all the pieces together and put them up on eBay as they all worked I just frankly did not want them on the car if they could be deleted.

Is the Current Sensor not on all model's or is it located in the car or where the hell am I overlooking it?

Thanks guys

Picture of the item I'm looking for:

 

The module is ment to piggy back off your ECU and work as if the air pump is plugged up. ECU is underneath the steering wheel to the left. If you check the website it shows the instructions. I installed mine in less then 30 minutes with the removal of air pump. Hope this answers your question. Follow the instructions CAREFULLY, you are doing something rather extreme that could cause problems with the "brain" if you do not follow to the T.

 

The install is no issue at all I am just trying to find the Current Sensor it shows a picture of in the install PDF. Let me see if I can find a copy of that picture.

Basically I want to ensure I got everything I do not need removed.

 

Oh I see, I dont remember seeing it. I think its by the airpump itself, like nexxt to it. Not 100% because I think I didnt remove that part

 

I thought that too so I even tried finding pictures of people with their front bumper off and I did not see it... I am starting to think I am overlooking it or its just not on all S2k's.

 

Current sensor is on all 00-05 s2ks.

It is behind the drivers side s2000 emblem, behind the fender. You will need to pull the fender liner to access.

 

But isnt that where the air pump is too??

 

Air pump is in the front bumper on the drivers side just under the headlight.

 

Why is the current sensor tied into ESP module? Lets say i take out the current sensor will I loose power steering?

 

no you will not, the current sensor is only for the air pump