hey i m tryin to install a vafc to my h23, and im tryin to find thewiring diagrams for it.
thx
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the stupid vafc doesn't have the wiring diagram right. even if you go to apexi website. i had a helms but the ntpog website was a tad bit quicker in wiring.
its basically hooking two wires in a series and one in parallel. once you figure that out its simple. but if i were you, i would really get a pnp harness because its just so much simpler and if you want to remove, its so much easier.
btw....you said vafc on a h23? did you just get a vafc for cheap and not want to get a SAFC?
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^well then i'm not sure you can use a pnp harness since i think the vafc pnp is made for a p13 and not a p14 diagram.
i won't be home until monday so until someone scans you the diagram, i won't be able to do it till then. also its much easier to remove your seat because of the ecu location and the position you'll be in.
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Yeah, all the wiring diagrams I've found have all been the same as the manual, which is wrong. I can't get the ntpog website to work.
Where can I find a PNP harness? I really just want to get it in there for good. I don't plan on removing it.
I got a pretty good deal on one. I figure since I'll be going with an h22 eventually, I'd just put myself a little bit ahead.
Well if you tell me what wires you need (tach, injector 1-4, map in/out, etc) i can tell you wire colors and pin numbers. otherwise i dont know if ill have time to take pics of all my helms stuff. My daily driver is broke down and it taking all my time to fix it.
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