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Old 04-02-2008, 05:14 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone have a JDM ECU pinout like what Jeff Lucius has on his site? I'm sure that'd help a LOT of people out. Myself included.
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It`s not that different to be fair, I wired my E-manage into the my JDM GTO with the diagrams on this site, all the wire colours were the same.

The nly real difference is the JDMs only have one O2 sensor in the exhaust and no post cat O2.
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here is a translated japanese pinout. Translated version of http://www.gtolife.net/gto/ecu-con3.htm

one interesting difference is that pin 6 of the jdm ecu, is not used to tigger the EGR solenoid, but to trigger the EGT light on the jdm dash.
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Old 06-02-2008, 11:49 PM   #4 (permalink)
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It`s not that different to be fair, I wired my E-manage into the my JDM GTO with the diagrams on this site, all the wire colours were the same.

The nly real difference is the JDMs only have one O2 sensor in the exhaust and no post cat O2.
Thank God for this thread!!!

What is the pinout for the single O2 sensor for my GTO?

Tried following the link provided but nothing comes up!
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Thank God for this thread!!!

What is the pinout for the single O2 sensor for my GTO?

Tried following the link provided but nothing comes up!
Never mind...I worked it out Translated version of http://www.gtolife.net/gto/ecu-con3.htm

For those interested for future reference...if your using the pin out assignment such as the one found here Stealth 316 - ECM pin assignments to connect your air/fuel gauge (90 to 92 JDM/GTO)...use pin 56 (Rear O2 sensor).

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