which wire to tap onto
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finally got the car back from the shop. now back to installing the zex kit. Which wire on the tps sensor do i have to tap the zex unit to. There is a white with black stripe, brown with black stripe and a light blue wire. I looked at Brendan's site and he tapped onta a blue wire. But he's got an elantra. Are they the same. knowing that Hyundai don't have any loyalty on wiring.
[ November 09, 2002, 09:53 AM: Message edited by: arn ]
[ November 09, 2002, 09:53 AM: Message edited by: arn ]
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I have an '01 Tib and I tapped into the blue, if you want to make sure it is the same use a multi-meter and check the voltage of each wire untill you find the one that increases in voltage as you increase the throttle position, Most likely it will be the blue wire.
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i have a 99... so the colors wont be the same...
i believe its the middle wire but im nto sure... i have so much blue tape over my wires i cant even tell...
try the middle wire
BUT... do not connect the nitrous line to the throttle body
Test it before you spray
turn on the car.... (with the nitrous line NOT connected to the throttle body)
have the bottle open
activate the arming switch
floor it...
if nitrous comes out at full throttle.. .you got the right wire
Your car should bog down a bit... since your flooding your engine with gas...
start small... play with a 55 shot for a while before moving up...
i didnt... which led to one of the engine swaps in my sig
If you havent switched your pump.. stick to a 55
i believe its the middle wire but im nto sure... i have so much blue tape over my wires i cant even tell...
try the middle wire
BUT... do not connect the nitrous line to the throttle body
Test it before you spray
turn on the car.... (with the nitrous line NOT connected to the throttle body)
have the bottle open
activate the arming switch
floor it...
if nitrous comes out at full throttle.. .you got the right wire
Your car should bog down a bit... since your flooding your engine with gas...
start small... play with a 55 shot for a while before moving up...
i didnt... which led to one of the engine swaps in my sig
If you havent switched your pump.. stick to a 55
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if the bottle is empty... it will sometimes click
To know for sure... fill up the bottle and try the same thing with the nitrous line going into the Elbow disconnected....
If you got it right, nitrous will spray at full throttle if not... then i need to pull some of that dam tape off of my car and recheck
Ill check the board at about 6pm pacific time... if you dont have it by then.. ill check my car when i get home later on today in detail...
To know for sure... fill up the bottle and try the same thing with the nitrous line going into the Elbow disconnected....
If you got it right, nitrous will spray at full throttle if not... then i need to pull some of that dam tape off of my car and recheck
Ill check the board at about 6pm pacific time... if you dont have it by then.. ill check my car when i get home later on today in detail...
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i called zex and said that it seem that I got it right. I went to web tech and the wire they showed as the output voltage was the #3 wire which seems to be the blue one. Brendan and Maxxtib had theirs tapped on the blue one also. I'll pull off the nossle and floor it to see if it spray.
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jaws, I tried it last night and it worked. I pulled out the hose off the nossle and punched it while the ignition is on and it sprayed. only that i only stepped on it for a quick burst. there seem to be a leak because I can hear the gas coming out a lot and wot it again. the leak was somewhat less but still leaking. That is not normal, isn't it? when I reinstalled the hose on the nossle and started the car and armed it, the idle didn't change and car runs at about 800-900 rpm at idle. what u think? Is the leak just left over on the hose line and will go away?