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p28 pin confusion


kane2g
05-18-2002, 06:49 AM
I'm finally braking down and wiring whole bunch of crap to my car, so i got most of the stuff figured out, except these few.

The O2 sensor. I have like 4 pins for it, which one is it.
a16 ORG/BLK O2 sensor
A13 YEL/BLU O2 sensor
B1 YEL/BLU O2 sensor
C18 ORG/BLU O2 sensor

than there is the TPS there are 2 different ones
C21 YEL/WHT TPS
C22 GRN/WHT TPS

Than the RPM singal. Does ECU get it? I know i can get it from behind the cluster, but i would rather have everything go from ECU, I did a search and it cofused me even more. One post said to use BROWN wire, which is Injector #1. Another said to use speed sensor, which i figured to be wrong, because TTimer asks for speed and RPM signals, so they have to be seperate. Can anyone help me with this?

ric
05-18-2002, 08:35 AM
i will tell you one thing right now. the rpm signal is the blue wire cming out of the distributor.

as for the other stuff i will have to dig out the helms and tell you later.

is this for a vafc or some sort of similar item?

kane2g
05-18-2002, 09:30 PM
I know that i can get the RPM from distributor, but i rather do it from the ECU, i'm already there so I just want my wiring to look nice and neat.
Its actually a software that will tell me some stuff about the car, its really cool. Not as cool as standalone ECU, but still nice.

Rice-Rocketeer
05-18-2002, 11:50 PM
You're gonna tap into the OBD system. Very cool. Why don't you have a Helm's if you're gonna be doing stuff like this?

kane2g
05-19-2002, 03:32 AM
I dont want to spend money on something i dont have to, I would need like a $300 in manuals if i got them for every car that i got. Im cheap, so sue me.
i just went to autometer to get the answers.
c18 for O2 sensor and it seems that I will need to run the blue wire from the distributor. now, i just gonna get a multimeter and figure out the TPS.

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