Do you have a resistor pack on the firewall near the battery? It's an aluminium thing with lots of wires coming out to a plug. Also if your installing a tt ecu and harness you will have a plug for it.
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Do you have a resistor pack on the firewall near the battery? It's an aluminium thing with lots of wires coming out to a plug. Also if your installing a tt ecu and harness you will have a plug for it.
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I will only use the ECU and keep my N/A harness. My car does not have the resistor pack, because it is an N/A, but I bought one so I would like to know how to wire it up...Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJOE
Obviously one of many ways to do it:
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I saw that already, but I want to know how to wire up the resistor pack that came off a VR4 and not separate resistors...Quote:
Originally Posted by B-Man
Are you sure you don't have one? According to ASA with your vin number you have the resistor. This part should be mounted to the firewall.
http://bobthegreat.com/images/partsc...sistorpack.jpg
To add one to an na you basically just put it in line, ill grab some pics tomorrow with more details.
Why would my car have it if it has the N/A injectors? I will check anyway...
LeRoyDL,
I would appreciate that!
Because your car is JDM. Most of the data on these sites is for usdm 3000GTs and can be wrong when talking about gtos. Always check your car first.Quote:
Originally Posted by ilian51378
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Well, I checked and there is no transistor pack on the fire wall or anywhere else in the engine bay that I can see. I expected that, because it doesn't make sense to install transistor pack if you don't need it. Why spend the extra money? There is a posibility that the wiring could have the connector for the transistor pack, but I doubt it. I do see a lot of connectors that are just sitting there with nothing plugged into them... I always wondered what they were for! I will take some pictures tomorrow, if I don't forget, and I will post them here to see if anyone could recognize what some of them are for.Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJOE