cas951

Anyone have a writeup on installing this? I'm mainly interested in the wiring installation to the DME. I saw this part from the last group buy thread but I don't quite understand it. I'm about to start installing my kit. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

dme:

Pin:

2- throttle switch idle contact terminal 6
3-full load signal from K/CP control
4- starting signal ( ignition lock)
5- ground an shielding .
6- Air flow sensor
8- RPM sensor
10- Map change (??)
16 and 17- Ground
18- voltage supply relay G5 - 87
21- 4 pole separation point. terminal 2 tachometer - 1 k/cp terminal9
23 - Shielding ( rpm/ oxygen sensor)
27 - rpm sensor
28 - Ground
30 - Altitude compensation box ( usa/lead free engines) map re-switching plug??
35- supply voltage relay G5 - 87


K/cp

2 - timing valve (output)
3- LED
5- Vaccum pipe pressure signal (pressure indicator output)
6- U battery
11- knock sensor
18- Test socket/ full load signal ( output)
20 - Vehicle ground ( electronic ground)
21 - angle sensor supply ( throttle pos)
22 - angle sensor pick-up -----II-------
23 - angle sensor ground --------II------
24 - tr-signal / input

SamGrant951

there are lots of threads on this...Ill try and find one here in sec.

Tom M'Guinn

http://members.rennlist.com/tom86951/

Not my best write-up, but it has the basics. There were a few good threads just after the group buy too...

SamGrant951

Zt-2 pin 1 - red - switched power = DME pin 18, 1.5mm red/yellow
Zt-2 pin 2 - white - wideband out = not used
Zt-2 pin 3 - green - RPM 0-5V = DME pin 21 solid green 1.0mm
Zt-2 pin 4 - orange - boost sensor = boost sensor green
Zt-2 pin 5 - empty
Zt-2 pin 6 - yellow - boost sensor = boost sensor red
Zt-2 pin 7 - black - power ground = DME pin 5, 1.5mm brown
Zt-2 pin 8 - brown - sensor ground = boost sensor black
Zt-2 pin 9 - purple - narrow O2 out = not used
Zt-2 pin 10 - grey - TPS = KLR pin 22, 1.0mm white/green
Zt-2 pin 11 - brown - sensor ground = not used
Zt-2 pin 12 - blue - user input = not used

cas951

Thanks a bunch guys. This is what I needed.

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