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big tone
13-08-2009, 09:17 PM
hey guys.. ok well i have had the conversion now for a while.. but im trying to find out bout hooking up the intake air temp sensor..

B18C7 with EK4 harness S300 which is in P72 A01 ecu..
does the harness have this sensor or do i have to hook it up directly to the ecu.. any help would be great.......

ECU-MAN
14-08-2009, 09:06 AM
the EK4 harness will have the IAT connector near the Dizzy connector on a length of wire wrapped in conduit. the IAT on an EK4 goes in the Intake Tube not the Intake manifold. The connector is a black 2 pin connector.

You have to change the connector to suit the IAT on the manifold of the B18C and lengthen the wire to reach it.

big tone
14-08-2009, 06:01 PM
the EK4 harness will have the IAT connector near the Dizzy connector on a length of wire wrapped in conduit. the IAT on an EK4 goes in the Intake Tube not the Intake manifold. The connector is a black 2 pin connector.

You have to change the connector to suit the IAT on the manifold of the B18C and lengthen the wire to reach it.



any chance of knowing the colour of the wires?? i have a feeling that it is connected to something else but im not sure what.. the ecu is not bringing up any error codes so thats why im a bit confused... there is a 2 pin round connector sitting on the passneger side of the intake mani doing nothing, what would that be?

CRXer
14-08-2009, 06:06 PM
iat usually red/yellow & green/????(blue maybe)

big tone
14-08-2009, 10:30 PM
ok the connector that is on the passenger side is a 2 pin round grey connector with red wire and black with yellow stripe.. what is this....

CRXer
14-08-2009, 11:19 PM
black/yellow usually denotes 12V,so its prob for one of the emiision control solenoids like purge or something.
u cant find a red/yellow wire in a 2pin plug plugged up to something else?
what about near the intake arm as ecu-man says?

even check for a red/yellow wire at the ecu end,if its there it will appear at the motor end.

if u have a look at the ECT,it will be red/white + another green/??? wire,the exact colour of that green wire will be the same as the IAT,its a common ground(same green wire appears at TPS as well)

big tone
14-08-2009, 11:41 PM
black/yellow usually denotes 12V,so its prob for one of the emiision control solenoids like purge or something.
u cant find a red/yellow wire in a 2pin plug plugged up to something else?
what about near the intake arm as ecu-man says?

even check for a red/yellow wire at the ecu end,if its there it will appear at the motor end.

if u have a look at the ECT,it will be red/white + another green/??? wire,the exact colour of that green wire will be the same as the IAT,its a common ground(same green wire appears at TPS as well)

ok, thanks for that, ill have to have a look on tuesday when i get back.. havin a weekend in brissy with the gf's parents.. so that connector is of no meaning and not needed to me?

CRXer
15-08-2009, 12:05 AM
depends how u want to setup your emissions gear,whether its spare or not,thats your choice.

if spare plug fits your IAT sensor then with a little wiring reconfig it could be an easy way to sort out your lack of real IAT plug if its been removed for some strange unknown reason.

big tone
18-08-2009, 05:03 PM
ok i had a look and i do think its hooked upto some sorta purge that is sitting under the TB with hose going into the carbon canister....black square plug (red/yellow and green/???? wires.. im taking that is the IAT plug, now when wireing the plug up is there a certain way its to be wired? and is the purge going to be dramas when not connected or is there another plug floating around for that too???

ECU-MAN
18-08-2009, 05:23 PM
you should really do a continuity test back to the ECU to ensure you have the correct wire before connecting it. you dont want to blow the ECU

CRXer
18-08-2009, 05:25 PM
doesnt matter which way iat plug is wired,its a thermistor(temp sensitive resistor) so polarity dont matter.

the other spare plug u found is prob the purge plug,see if u can see what pin the red wire goes to at ecu end to confirm.

not sure what obd2 will do with lack of purge solenoid hooked up,i assume it will CEL,but ecuman will know.

CRXer
18-08-2009, 05:27 PM
red/yellow is always iat & sensor grounds likewise green/???,on untampered harness anyway lol

big tone
18-08-2009, 05:34 PM
red/yellow is always iat & sensor grounds likewise green/???,on untampered harness anyway lol

ok thanks... oh but looking at the connector on the intake the 2 pins are top to bottom, top pin ground or bottom pin??? sorry i should have explained myself more.... and what about that purge just leave it????

CRXer
18-08-2009, 05:48 PM
ok thanks... oh but looking at the connector on the intake the 2 pins are top to bottom, top pin ground or bottom pin??? sorry i should have explained myself more.... and what about that purge just leave it????


doesnt matter which way iat plug is wired,its a thermistor(temp sensitive resistor) so polarity dont matter.

the other spare plug u found is prob the purge plug,see if u can see what pin the red wire goes to at ecu end to confirm.

not sure what obd2 will do with lack of purge solenoid hooked up,i assume it will CEL,but ecuman will know.

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you should really do a continuity test back to the ECU to ensure you have the correct wire before connecting it. you dont want to blow the ECU

youd prob do well to follow this advice,as i dont know what is going on with your conversion harness/whatever back at ecu

big tone
18-08-2009, 05:51 PM
k thanks for that..

big tone
19-08-2009, 06:30 PM
ok well i have it connected like informed but the engine light is comming up.. i thought it might have stayed due to disconnecting it in the first place but so i reset the s300 error codes it still keeps popping up and now eld is appearing too,,, how can i test the iat to see where i could have gone wrong

ECU-MAN
20-08-2009, 09:51 AM
http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=67515

big tone
22-08-2009, 06:01 PM
ok i have checked everything and i have found that the iat has shit itself.. theinside of the sensor has melted and the wires are showing and have burnt apart.. so now to find out where i can get one from....

CRXer
22-08-2009, 06:22 PM
possibly from the full 12V it was getting from the purge plug,replacement iat should see u right.

edit,just remembered it wasnt hooked up at all,ignore me,lol.