speed density plug location????

[Haase]

So I just recently purchase the speed density bundle with the sd cable so that way the transition to density would be plug and play. I installed their map sensor and IAT and that went fine, and on the sd cable it had a connector to plug into my factory maf plug and then one more plug that is orange, (in picture) and that is where my problem lies... I cannot figure for the life of me where and what that plug plugs into... ANY help would be greatly appreciated, this is the last thing i need to do to get the car going and it is most likely a simple thing but I can't figure it out, thanks in advance!

 

[agentorange313]

That plugs into a GM style map sensor. That orange connector is the same as the green one in the picture below. The bundle should have come with a MAP sensor. How did you wire up you MAP sensor?

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[Haase]

Hmm, mine came with the mitsu style map sensor that plugged right in to replace my factory one, so that clip doesn't fit into, do I just plug my factory map sensor.clip.into it and ignore the orange clip then? Or am I doing something completely wrong? Lol
ECMTuning, Inc.

ECMTuning, Inc.

These two things are exactly what I bought ....

 

[Broke4speed]

Their SD harness is built for a GM Map sensor, not the mitsu one. You need to swap the GM connector for a mitsubishi one.

 

[turbosax2]

Rather than swap the connectors, just use the factory MDP connector on your new MAP sensor like it was intended. Leave the orange connector disconnected, and configure the ECU so that IAT is in the IAT spot, and MAP is in the MDP spot. The orange connector goes to the Baro spot, so that will be unused.

 

[c2ypt1c]

Rather than swap the connectors, just use the factory MDP connector on your new MAP sensor like it was intended. Leave the orange connector disconnected, and configure the ECU so that IAT is in the IAT spot, and MAP is in the MDP spot. The orange connector goes to the Baro spot, so that will be unused.

Exactly, there's no need to swap connectors or anything like that. I did the exact same thing using the mitsu style map plugged directly to mdp. Works great.

 

[Haase]

Ok awesome! I had a feeling the factory mdp connector would work I just wanted to make sure, thanks guys!