Aim solo2 dL ECU power connection
10-14-2018, 01:05 PM
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Aim solo2 dL ECU power connection
The aim documention shows the Can+ and Can- pin locations but doesn’t indicate where 12+ can be found on or near the ECU. I have a 997.1 that uses a Bosche ECU with a 40 pin connector.
10-14-2018, 01:46 PM
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I don't go to the ECU, recommend going to the fuse box area. The ECU color codes are the same all the way forward. Plus, no issues with extending the CAN leads...
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Yellow/white=CAN+ (AiM white). Black/white=CAN- (AiM blue)
Red power should be attached to an Add-a-Fuse for any of the 5A or 7.5A key-on circuits, black should be an eyelet placed under the fuse box mounting stud.
This is 987 but the same color codes work for 997.1
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Absolutely.
The cable wires go all to one area, the excess can be coiled up behind the fuse box cover so as not to foul your feet, and the CAN/power/ground is all right there. This is true for just about every P-car connection for AiM/VBOX/Motec there is.
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The cable wires go all to one area, the excess can be coiled up behind the fuse box cover so as not to foul your feet, and the CAN/power/ground is all right there. This is true for just about every P-car connection for AiM/VBOX/Motec there is.
Enjoy!