Okay so i have everything wired correctly in my daily as far as i can work out, i have run an individual earths from the ecu, TPS air intake sensor and so on, i am getting 12v at the coils when the ignition is on, i have no injector pulse and i have absolutely no spark.
swapped over the coils and ignition to spares, and there is no change, igniter is grounded, battery charged.
I have my igniter pinned out like this:
Igniter pin: colour: function: destination
pin1: Back:coil 2 output/trigger
pin2: Blue: coil 1 output/trigger
pin3: yellow: tach drive: (not connected)
pin4: Ignition feedback to ecu : on pin3 26pin connector
pin5: white: toggle input: pin19 on 26 pin connector
pin6: pink: ignition input: pin20 on 26pin connector
pin7: tan: +12v: wired to ignition on
any help would be greatly appreciated as its my daily and i kinda really need a car on the road soon.
cheers
CaseyG
People get confused with the Toyota wiring as it depends wether you look at the front or the back as to which is pin 3.
I work by the rule that "Female" is always right " Male" is always wrong - so if you look at a connector and it is Female the numbering runs Left to right.
Also - pop off the cover on the ECU and the circuit board is actually marked with the Terminal name.
Hope it helps.
Toyoda
yeah ta man, pretty sure i have it all correct, ill pop the lid today.
if nothing else works for me, i'll get a haltech e6x or something with some new coils.
cheers
EDIT; i double checked every pin to the circuit board, nothing is out of place, so im just going to put it down as a dead board, i mean it could have got wet or damp at some stage whilst it was out of the donor car.
shit happens i guess.
Last edited by Casey-G; 01-03-2010 at 11:25 AM.
Just for future reference/people trouble shooting this, i had the ecu checked and it was damaged from being stored away in my project car. keep them away from even the slightest amount of moisture.
And then buy a haltech![]()