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AEM Pinout help needed..RAd fans/shift light?


StuartW

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Hi, I have just fitted the twin electric fans,relays and wiring.

I have found the software enabling for the fans but cannot figure out the pinouts.

 

When i select the options it comes up with coil 4 which translates to the 22a fuel pump control!! This is allready being used so really lost now!

 

Also would like to make the warning triangle come on as a shift light but struggling with this too.

 

HEEEEEEEEElp Please :innocent:

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I would recommend getting someone who knows the software to setup for you.

 

If you are insistant on doing it yourself you need to configure a free output, you can find these on the AEM pinout guide and varies depending if auto or 6 speed. Once you have found a free output you can assign it to rad fan and then configure the function to activate and deactivate.

 

NOTE: make sure you use the right type of output.

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I would recommend getting someone who knows the software to setup for you.

 

If you are insistant on doing it yourself you need to configure a free output, you can find these on the AEM pinout guide and varies depending if auto or 6 speed. Once you have found a free output you can assign it to rad fan and then configure the function to activate and deactivate.

 

NOTE: make sure you use the right type of output.

 

ok well 8A/HS1 is a spare 12v switched output so i guess i will use that for the fans? i will check with DVM first.

 

mine is manual so have loadsa spare outputs.

 

Anyone controlled nitrous through the AEM?

 

Chers Wez

 

Will we see you @ Japfest,sat/Shakespeare,sun?

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Anyone controlled nitrous through the AEM?

 

 

 

Hey Stuart,

 

Info taken from Supraforums for you ;)

 

 

I'm using LS8 (pin 61B) on the AEM, I have it wired with a relay activating the nitrous. So basically when LS8 goes to ground it activates the relay which brings on the nitrous. Then you just set up the nitrous options to get the window effect you want. This is how I had it set up once upon a time. It's set up to come on above 3000rpm when you have over 80% throttle and will shut off once you reach 20psi or 6500 rpm.

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Hey Stuart,

 

Info taken from Supraforums for you ;)

 

 

I'm using LS8 (pin 61B) on the AEM, I have it wired with a relay activating the nitrous. So basically when LS8 goes to ground it activates the relay which brings on the nitrous. Then you just set up the nitrous options to get the window effect you want. This is how I had it set up once upon a time. It's set up to come on above 3000rpm when you have over 80% throttle and will shut off once you reach 20psi or 6500 rpm.

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g151/Azzapics/AEMnitrous.jpg

 

 

Cheers for that Aran,

 

The one BIG Question is do i run the Noss from the AEM or do i use the Minimax Wizards of noss controller? I think the AEM would be the more capable set-up:search:

 

The other issue is the shift light and how do i make the warning triangle flash up @ a set RPM.

I have seen this done before.

 

After a days head scratchin i sorted the Rad fans and now fully understand how to configure pinouts, but struggling to sort shift light

 

Thanks again all...

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Once you have your gear ratios configured you set an RPM for each gear and select an output.

 

This is configured in AEM Pro under setup > advanced > shift light :thumbs:

 

excellent i have at least found that function now:rolleyes:

 

I need another switched live as i used LS1 for the fans, The ones used for nos are earths. Any clues as to an available switched live? Also does the dash triangle use 12V or 5V?

mine is a 6 speed manual 95'

 

Getting there with a lil help from you guys:innocent:

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Coil 4 output is used for fuel pump control and has nothing to do with LS10 engine light :search:

 

i would agree according to the wiring/pinout diagrams, but i have just done it and it works spot on! ls10 defo made eng management light on instead.

 

maybe cus mine is a "special" sup/originally lightweight SZR chassis,auto uk dash,tt wiring loom..some would call mongrell i would call "special" :D

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Finally got it!! Its coil 4,

 

 

:blink: LEAVE COIL 4 ALONE

 

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LS10 is the Low side ground to Illuminate the ecu check light. When this Illuminates, the main dash Triangle also does as it is in series.

 

The cat temp light also does the same function as well as most of the other warning lights on the higher dash panel.

 

The way i would do the shift light is wire pin 5A which is the cat temp light to either LS8, LS9 or LS11 which are spare.

 

Then go to Options - Configure outputs

 

Select the output you want from the OUTPUT drop down list and then program when you want that LS to go to ground by setting the parameters in the Basic Activation settings.

 

For the Rad fan you can do it the same as above using another LS to switch the relay or use the Rad Fan setup.

 

Ryan

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We have just used used a similar set up for our RB engined car. AEM is controlling a two staged setup for twin fans.

 

That's exactly what I want, and I'm hoping that pins 9B and 10B are the correct ones to use, any chance you could confirm this please Phil?

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