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Old 07-21-2008, 11:33 AM   #1051 (permalink)
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what do this mean?? ''THROTTLE POSITION SIGNAL -
Gray wire (afc)--- pin 21 on module C2 (orange/dark blue wire) if you want to reference to TPS. '' could i just put the gray wire here instead of at the map sec??..i tryed the other two ways (gray to map) & ( gray & white splice togeter) and it still the car turns on then turn off on its own...what i have to do...- from idel? im so lost now...
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Quote: Originally Posted by smoothasdee View Post
what do this mean?? ''THROTTLE POSITION SIGNAL -
Gray wire (afc)--- pin 21 on module C2 (orange/dark blue wire) if you want to reference to TPS. '' could i just put the gray wire here instead of at the map sec??..i tryed the other two ways (gray to map) & ( gray & white splice togeter) and it still the car turns on then turn off on its own...what i have to do...- from idel? im so lost now...

yes you can either use the orange/dark blue OR dark green/red.

It's better to use the MAP signal dark green/red.

wire it just like the diagram shows, and solder all connections.
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Old 07-27-2008, 01:15 PM   #1053 (permalink)
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does it matter if you take the white and gray wire from the SAFC and put them together it the green/red on the ecu ??? im having a problem with mine and a P0108 code... i just took the wiring off the green/red wire that was coming from the SAFC.. and now my car runs normal again... any help would be appreciated..
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The grey and white wires need to be soldered inline in different locations. One wire is ahead of the other so that it can see what the pcm sees and the other is there to alter what the pcm sees. If the pcm is seeing the alterations as they are happening, it's going to throw a code. In your case, it would be P0108
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Hey guys, im running Stage 0 with Stage 2 injectors stock turbo at the moment, I just got my safc installed, i havent touched the settings yet and im running 100% default setup because i dont want to no adjustments until my AEM uego air/fuel is connected. On idle the engine is very unstable.. drops rpm like its camming, seems to be ok on throttle and boosting but it backfires alot when im off throttle.. Is it ok to drive the car on default safc setup or is there a basic setup for our engine so it runs safe ? noob questions 4tw this is completely new to me
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Hey guys, im running Stage 0 with Stage 2 injectors stock turbo at the moment, I just got my safc installed, i havent touched the settings yet and im running 100% default setup because i dont want to no adjustments until my AEM uego air/fuel is connected. On idle the engine is very unstable.. drops rpm like its camming, seems to be ok on throttle and boosting but it backfires alot when im off throttle.. Is it ok to drive the car on default safc setup or is there a basic setup for our engine so it runs safe ? noob questions 4tw this is completely new to me

sell the stage 2 injectors for stage 1's. and yes, it will be ok to drive, but if you can swap the stock ones back in for the time being.
you will not need stage 2 injectors no matter what mods you have with a stock turbo. sell em, get some money back, use the money for other parts
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sell the stage 2 injectors for stage 1's. and yes, it will be ok to drive, but if you can swap the stock ones back in for the time being.
you will not need stage 2 injectors no matter what mods you have with a stock turbo. sell em, get some money back, use the money for other parts

Thanks for fast answer..!! stock turbo and stage 2 injectors are only temporary this week , then i will replace them with 750cc/walbro fuel pump and install the s256 turbo

just wanted to be sure so i could drive to work tomorrow, thx for info
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Thanks for fast answer..!! stock turbo and stage 2 injectors are only temporary this week , then i will replace them with 750cc/walbro fuel pump and install the s256 turbo

just wanted to be sure so i could drive to work tomorrow, thx for info

yea. just dont expect great gas milage lol.. good luck with the s256 build, i love those turbos, and they sound amazing
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yea. just dont expect great gas milage lol.. good luck with the s256 build, i love those turbos, and they sound amazing

thanks.. well the engine is fuel cutting like shit when i push the throttle to 20-30% and backfires alot, running way to rich right ?

Can you guys give me a advice what settings i should change to lean it out ?
finishing to install the UEGO tonight so i can do some adjustments safely
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thanks.. well the engine is fuel cutting like shit when i push the throttle to 20-30% and backfires alot, running way to rich right ?

Can you guys give me a advice what settings i should change to lean it out ?
finishing to install the UEGO tonight so i can do some adjustments safely

you cant hit fuel cut without going into boost,, which is something you should never be able to do with a big turbo and at 20-30% throttle.
its backfiring cuz its running so rich and the PCM is not calibrated to run that large of injectors.
now you might see why its worth the wait to do everything at once so that it all works together..
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I greatley appreciate the thread! Pics of the installation of the s-afc(ll) would be appreciated.
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for the tach adapter could you use a autometer 9117 tach adapter??
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Old 09-13-2008, 02:31 PM   #1063 (permalink)
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Here's a question fer ya guys. Why is it that we have to set the correction to 15%? Why can't we go 30 or 60??? This Q is for the NEO.
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