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For the benefit of 944Hybrids users there are two search functions available for you to use.
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LSx Tach Hook up
Do I remember correctly that the LS1 produces the proper signal to make the stock gauge work?
Re: LSx Tach Hook up
YES.
Output is a 4 cylinder signal.
Output is a 4 cylinder signal.
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944S tach input
Does anyone know which pin on the DME harness is the tach input for a 944S? The 944S uses a different DME connection than the Turbo. There is an 8 pin and a 14 pin connector. Thanks.
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Tach input is #2 in the 14 pin connector [red/blue].
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Greg, you are amazing thank you! Do you happen to know which is A/C request? That is my last wire before I am fully integrated.
Mike
Mike
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
A/C Request is pin 4, [ red/green ]
I'm getting educated for some harness building...
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I'm getting educated for some harness building...
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Ok, so I'm looking at the crazy Porsche schematics, pin 2 of the 14 pin connector (red/blue) goes to 87 on the DME relay, pin 4 green/black goes to the fuel pump, so what am I missing? This is the weird ass 944S, should I just tap into the green with thin black line off the instrument cluster for the tach, and poke around the back of the climate control unit for an A/C request 12v source? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Ok, so I'm looking at the crazy Porsche schematics, pin 2 of the 14 pin connector (red/blue) goes to 87 on the DME relay...
OK, that sounds like the 14 pin @ the brake booster...
Ditto.....pin 4 green/black goes to the fuel pump
I agree, I was looking at the manual / wiring diagram earlier.This is the weird ass 944S...
If I can't find anything tonight, I'll call Frank @ Protech Motorsports tomorrow. He knows 944s
inside and out. Period.
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
A/C Request should be pin 13 [ red / green ]
*right color, wrong pin #...
Tach...wired @ rear of tach as follows:
Left lug = 12V+ [positive]
Center lug = Signal [input]
Right lug = - [negative]
[ I should be... ]
*right color, wrong pin #...
Tach...wired @ rear of tach as follows:
Left lug = 12V+ [positive]
Center lug = Signal [input]
Right lug = - [negative]
[ I should be... ]
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Thanks Greg, this 14 pin connector in the passenger side footwell does seem to mimick the 14 pin connector under the hood on the driver's side. I'll tap onto the back of the tach since I have the instrument cluster out for a new housing upgrade. Last wire is the A/C request, which should be easy to find with an ohm meter. If I get my hydroboost sorted I may be able to roll out of the garage soon. Then I can finish the exhaust, my garage is so small I have to turn the car around to finish the fuel pump install and exhaust!
Mike
Mike
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Re: LSx Tach Hook up
Well I've figured out that the upper one that is plugged in, goes to the pass door. Speaker, probably window and such.
The lower one doesn't have any wires that match the color/number combination discussed here.
Thoughts?
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EDIT:
Found this that seems to say my 87 might be green/black, which I have, but "location" of ign coil obviously is long gone....
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The lower one doesn't have any wires that match the color/number combination discussed here.
Thoughts?
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EDIT:
Found this that seems to say my 87 might be green/black, which I have, but "location" of ign coil obviously is long gone....
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