I need some help with building my wiring harness!
I bought a completed unit ready assembled and have now collected the rest of the items, the problem is i dont know haw to connect up the MJLJ unit.? I have connected the edis module and coil pack, but on the MJLJ output there are so many connections and im not sure which one's to use....???
Hope you can help me out
Trouble with harness wiring.!!
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Todd Charles
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Sharpknucklles
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Thanks for that Todd Seems
Thanks for that Todd
Seems to be straight forward, the only thing is i was wondering what PGM1, PGM2, PGM3 and PGM4 meant..???
Sorry for being completely clueless on the subject, im new to electronics
Seems to be straight forward, the only thing is i was wondering what PGM1, PGM2, PGM3 and PGM4 meant..???
Sorry for being completely clueless on the subject, im new to electronics
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Todd Charles
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Those are the progammable out
Those are the progammable outputs you will find in the "configurator" software. You'll see.
Todd
Todd
Todd, you wrote "Those are
Todd, you wrote
"Those are the progammable outputs you will find in the "configurator" software. You'll see"
if poss. could you explian a little more about this
Thanks
Steve
"Those are the progammable outputs you will find in the "configurator" software. You'll see"
if poss. could you explian a little more about this
Thanks
Steve
She's a bit fat, but DIESEL fitter
Get with the program
The programmable outputs are for custom add on device control. For example, you could install an alcohol injection system for knock control, and "program" one of the output lines to switch it on whenever the RPM is over 3000.
They are not required for normal operation, and can be left disconnected.
They are not required for normal operation, and can be left disconnected.