Apexi NEO wiring diagram help please
cool....get him motivated....
its for this thread btw
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...af-sensor.html
its for this thread btw
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...af-sensor.html
All I have is the GS430 too.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/5574424-post6.html
If he could mount this MAF flange on the tube some how. This should work w/ the GS430 MAF
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-2/...ugh-MAF/Detail
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/5574424-post6.html
If he could mount this MAF flange on the tube some how. This should work w/ the GS430 MAF
http://www.kstech.biz/servlet/the-2/...ugh-MAF/Detail
Waking up this thread because I have some questions about the SAFC and NEO vs. the SRT wiring for the 01+ 430.
If you look at the diagram for the 2001+ SRT and the APEXi T11b which is supposed to be for the GS430 (it's actually for the SC430 or "Soarer" - which seems to use the same ECU as the GS430)- the pin locations are completely different.
Not one single pin used is the same -
Anyone have any insight as to why? I mean I can understand that there are different pins that can provide power and ground - and even different locations to get a different type of RPM signal.
But how can the TPS and MAF signals be different too?
Could this be why my SRT black box never worked when using the SRT instructions that I see posted?
If you look at the diagram for the 2001+ SRT and the APEXi T11b which is supposed to be for the GS430 (it's actually for the SC430 or "Soarer" - which seems to use the same ECU as the GS430)- the pin locations are completely different.
Not one single pin used is the same -
Anyone have any insight as to why? I mean I can understand that there are different pins that can provide power and ground - and even different locations to get a different type of RPM signal.
But how can the TPS and MAF signals be different too?
Could this be why my SRT black box never worked when using the SRT instructions that I see posted?
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