OBDII MAF resistor placement
I read through all the posts and found nothing relative to my car.
It's a 1996 OBD 2 setup. Has a 5 term connector.
I found one post telling me to use a pink and blue wire and black and brown. Problem is my MAF sensor has none of these color wires going to it. Found that here.
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho...=288589&page=4
I also found this for mkIII supras but I'd assume it is not the same as mine.
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38761
Can anyone confirm what 2 pins are for air temp?
My connector looks like this.

Just FYI I used a volt meter and checked the pins. With IGN on.
BRN - ground
GRN/wht - nothing
tan/blk - 5V
blu/Y - 2.2 varying a little
blk/red -B+
So after that I decided it had to be The brn wire and the grn/wht. But as soon as I fired the car up I got a code 24. So that can't be right I guess? WIll just un plugging the bat reset the CEL on OBDII cars?
Thanks...
It's a 1996 OBD 2 setup. Has a 5 term connector.
I found one post telling me to use a pink and blue wire and black and brown. Problem is my MAF sensor has none of these color wires going to it. Found that here.
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho...=288589&page=4
I also found this for mkIII supras but I'd assume it is not the same as mine.
http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38761
Can anyone confirm what 2 pins are for air temp?
My connector looks like this.

Just FYI I used a volt meter and checked the pins. With IGN on.
BRN - ground
GRN/wht - nothing
tan/blk - 5V
blu/Y - 2.2 varying a little
blk/red -B+
So after that I decided it had to be The brn wire and the grn/wht. But as soon as I fired the car up I got a code 24. So that can't be right I guess? WIll just un plugging the bat reset the CEL on OBDII cars?
Thanks...
Last edited by forcefed86; Jan 4, 2008 at 07:49 PM.
there is a guy on www.2jztrader.com that could answer this question i am sure of it. i however do not know the answer.
there is a guy on www.2jztrader.com that could answer this question i am sure of it. i however do not know the answer.
But I do appreciate the tip!
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