DESPERATE help on XEDE install!!!
Sep 5, 2003, 08:16 PM
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DESPERATE help on XEDE install!!!
By refering to this ECU diagram:
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/e...-ecuwiring.htm
...does anyone know which "light green wire" is the boost control wire on step 5 of Vishnu's XEDE install (http://www.vishnutuning.com/xede_evo_installation.htm)??? there is more than one light green wire on that connector and i am VERY confused...
thanks!
http://www.roadraceengineering.com/e...-ecuwiring.htm
...does anyone know which "light green wire" is the boost control wire on step 5 of Vishnu's XEDE install (http://www.vishnutuning.com/xede_evo_installation.htm)??? there is more than one light green wire on that connector and i am VERY confused...
thanks!
Sep 5, 2003, 09:05 PM
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Hi there - I went through this earlier tonight. The green wire you are looking for is the one on the right most plug - not the one the XEDE harness connects to. It's the 3rd wire in on the yellow side of that harness.
Mine is in and my car is hitting much harder now
Mine is in and my car is hitting much harder now
Sep 5, 2003, 09:26 PM
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hey...thanks so much! now i have another problem...im havin the hardest time to pull out the light green wire...after u lift up the white security hook, u hear a "click" right? but it is not as easy as "gently pulling it out" as the instruction says...is there any tricks?
Sep 6, 2003, 01:23 AM
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To get the wire out of the harness I used a small, flat bladed jewelers screwdriver. I pushed the flat end down into the upright part of the inverted "T" to release the catch. It was a pain the first time I tried it; after that it was easy.
Ryanmcd2 - No cutting required; you need to pop one contact out of an ecu connector and replace it with a contact from the Vishnu harness. You then connect the contact you popped out to another point on the Vishnu harness. It was a snap once I knew which contact to replace.
Ryanmcd2 - No cutting required; you need to pop one contact out of an ecu connector and replace it with a contact from the Vishnu harness. You then connect the contact you popped out to another point on the Vishnu harness. It was a snap once I knew which contact to replace.
Sep 6, 2003, 08:25 AM
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To get the wire out of the harness I used a small, flat bladed jewelers screwdriver. I pushed the flat end down into the upright part of the inverted "T" to release the catch. It was a pain the first time I tried it; after that it was easy.
To get the wire out of the harness I used a small, flat bladed jewelers screwdriver. I pushed the flat end down into the upright part of the inverted "T" to release the catch. It was a pain the first time I tried it; after that it was easy.
Is there a release I missed or is it just a friction fit?
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Sep 6, 2003, 12:18 PM
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You don't need to remove the white connectors; you only need to get them to click to the unclamped position. After that you need to use a screwdriver (or similiar) to release the individual pins.
It might be possible to pop the whole white locking bar off by compressing each side where it locks into the connector; but then you might risk having all your pins fall loose....
It might be possible to pop the whole white locking bar off by compressing each side where it locks into the connector; but then you might risk having all your pins fall loose....
Sep 6, 2003, 05:42 PM
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You don't need to remove the white connectors; you only need to get them to click to the unclamped position. After that you need to use a screwdriver (or similiar) to release the individual pins.
You don't need to remove the white connectors; you only need to get them to click to the unclamped position. After that you need to use a screwdriver (or similiar) to release the individual pins.
Sep 7, 2003, 11:15 AM
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i can't do it....and i have royally screwed the opening for the boost one...so i don't even think i am just plug it back in and say screw the whole thing.....
somebody please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
somebody please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Sep 7, 2003, 01:36 PM
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my XEDE came with the wrong map....so i tried uploading a different map...and everything seems to work...the status bar says it is complete and everything...but when i read whats on the xede...it still says in the description that i am running a stage one when i am trying to upload that stage subzero...
anybody else have this problem?
anybody else have this problem?
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