Still have a afc install quesiton that hasn't been answed
Ok, I have a 93' d16, putting the S-AFC in today, 1st part of install, and I have printed out the apexi instructions off their web site, I'm using the H2-a instructions for my car and it only shows that you tap into 5 wires, well I have 4 left over, an orange, pink, blue and grey one, what do I do with these wires? and lastly, the diagram doesn't show me what wire hooks up to the throttle signal wire. Can someone help me please?
I asked this before and didn't really get a response, but on the FAQ for management there's a how to wire a V-afc, I was told to use the same, except for the pink and blue, they don't connect anywhere. Check it out.
I might not be much of any help, but you don't cut the existing wires in 1/2 just solider the safc wiring into the existing wiring and tape them when your done. A friend of mine just helped me do mines yesterday. I don't understand how come you have 4 wires solider. I have a vafc but i don't think there should be much of a difference. I had to solider 10 wires. Sorry but i don't have much experience in the fuel manage. Remember don't cut the wires in half just tap into the wires.
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Originally Posted by necro
I might not be much of any help, but you don't cut the existing wires in 1/2 just solider the safc wiring into the existing wiring and tape them when your done. A friend of mine just helped me do mines yesterday. I don't understand how come you have 4 wires solider. I have a vafc but i don't think there should be much of a difference. I had to solider 10 wires. Sorry but i don't have much experience in the fuel manage. Remember don't cut the wires in half just tap into the wires.
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