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Old 07-12-2010, 09:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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MAP wiring : which wire is signal

Hi , I would like to know which one is the signal wire that go to the ECU .


a: brown
b: green/red
C: yellow

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I've looked over some specs that I have for Toyota MAP sensors, but wiring colors doesn't line up. I'd suggest taking a high impedance voltmeter and probing the connection side. Should be able to find which one is ground and which one has a constant voltage (source voltage). The leftover connection is the pressure signal to ECM - you can verify this with a change in pressure (changes in pressure changes the voltage output of the powered sensor).
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I've looked over some specs that I have for Toyota MAP sensors, but wiring colors doesn't line up. I'd suggest taking a high impedance voltmeter and probing the connection side. Should be able to find which one is ground and which one has a constant voltage (source voltage). The leftover connection is the pressure signal to ECM - you can verify this with a change in pressure (changes in pressure changes the voltage output of the powered sensor).
Ok but that sad cause i dont have HIGh impedance voltmeter. only standard one
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maybe someone have the answer , i'll wait a little bit ..
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Brown is ground.
Yellow is (I believe) voltage supplied by ECU to run the sensors.
Light Green/red is the MAP signal to ECU.

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Brown is ground.
Yellow is (I believe) voltage supplied by ECU to run the sensors.
Light Green/red is the MAP signal to ECU.

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THanks a lot for info ! , I'll try it
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