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Help for1g maf-translator wiring instruction

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nick

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Feb 13, 2006
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Hi guys, I'm trying to install this GM Maf-t, but I don't know where to connect some of this wires.. Can someone tell me or post a photo on where you connect this wires. I found some instructions but they are all connected to the ecu..I want the set up that you just connect to the old mas connector..Thank you
 
Here is a link to all the maft stuff you could even need. I personally am not a fan of it so this is as far as I will go, hope you get it running good. http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/frequently-answered-dsm-questions/174055-everything-you-want-know-about-maf-translator-maft.html

Wires to MAF sensor:
Pink - +12 volts
Yellow - MAF frequency signal
Black – ground (0 volts)

Wires to Vehicle:
Pink - +12
Green – Translator frequency signal (goes to your MAF pin on your ECU)
Black – Ground (0 volts)
Brown – ATS (Air temperature signal, fixed at 80 degrees)
Gray – BARO (Barometric pressure signal, fixed at 3.9 volts)
White – RPM signal, connected to CAS sensor.

pin 1:Green yellow to Pink
pin 2:Orange to gray
pin 3:Blue yellow to Green
pin 4:None
pin 5:Black to Black
pin 6:Red blue to brown
pin 7:none
pin 8:none

The white wire goes to your ecu pin 21 (for a 90) and 109 for 91-up.
The other 3 wires go
Pink to 5v
Black to ground
yellow to maf.
 
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Ok so I get most of the wiring exept for the green one. Where exactly I can get the translator signal from my car. Is it from the mas connection wirings or from the ecu?
 
The green wire from the maft to the green with the blue stripe on the stock harness on the ecu.
 
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