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1.2 Installation Summary
- Mount Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensors
- Mount Coolant Temperature Sensors
- Mount Inlet Air Temperature Sensors
- Mount Throttle Position Sensors
- Mount optional Exhaust Gas Oxygen Sensor (if used)
- Route Main Wiring Harness and connect sensors
- Mount and connect Power Relays
- Mount Fuse Block
- M ount ECU inside p assenger compartment
- Locate and connect flying wires:
RED + 12 volts battery
GREY Ignition on 12 volts
BLACK Chassis ground
ORANGE (2 wires) Fuel Pump Circuit
- Connect Trigger signal
- Connect ECU and test.
F10A and F10A-8 Only
- Install and connect the optional Idle Speed M otor
- Install and connect any Optional Outputs
1.3 Expanded Installation Guide
1.3.1. Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) Sensor
The MAP sensor is used to convert the manifold pressure into an electrical signal for the F10
ECU to use. The sensor works in absolute p ressures, thus its calibration is not affected by
changes in barometric pressure. The vacuum and, in the case of forced air induction engines,
the pressure under boost, is proportional to the load under which the engine is operating and
the ECU uses the electrical signal as a load refer ence.
There are three typ es of M AP sensors that can be used with F10 system. Which sensor is
required depends on the engine set-up.
1 Bar Sensor (Part No. 039 4070)
(-100kPa to 0 kPa) Normally Aspirated Engines
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