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    Default How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    Just wondering if anyone knows how to wire a ISCV from a 1JZ up to a LT12s? The OEM Wiring Loom has been completely removed all I have is a plug. Any help would be great?

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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    Microtech's can't control the factory 1JZ ISCV.
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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    a guy on here did it 2 years ago, so it can, its just a bit of buggering around.

    he had a jzz20 soarer, he was from adelaide from memory.
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    I wouldn't have thought the Microtech would have the 4 control wires left to run it properly?
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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    do a search on here, use a 4age 20v iscv the microleb can control that.
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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    Quote Originally Posted by JustCallMeOrlando
    I wouldn't have thought the Microtech would have the 4 control wires left to run it properly?
    All that is available is 2 on one of the aux as far as i could see looking at the wiring diagrams and an actual unit i bought attached to a loom, unless i missed something?
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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    and the iscv from a 20v 4age is 2 wire ;-)
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    Default Re: How To Wire a 1JZ ISCV with MicroTech LT12s

    Quote Originally Posted by Endless
    All that is available is 2 on one of the aux as far as i could see looking at the wiring diagrams and an actual unit i bought attached to a loom, unless i missed something?
    It depends what you said when you ordered it.

    If you ordered it to be programmed batched injectors, then you'll have 3 spare wires that Microtech *may* be able to configure to run an ISCV.

    If you've ordered a standard setup, then chances are it won't.

    That said, I haven't heard of anyone running a Toyota 4/6 wire stepper off a Microtech.
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