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Where can you get manuals from? I'd probably just get one now tbh. My car still has the ongoing ABS error codes so I'm gathering info for the garage that have it as they need it, they have an oscilloscope but haven't found a problem with any of the sensors so are starting to examine the wiring.

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I know this is an old thread, but does anyone know if there is any difference between the pinout of nonVVTi/VVTi or UK/JSPEC ABS ECU?

They definitely have different part numbers:

JSPEC 89541‑14040

UK 89541‑14050

and the

VVTi 89541‑14070

Although on the last one it says ('9305-   ) which is pretty confusing...

Can anyone tell me what the differences are?

And I need the VVTi ABS ECU pinout if someone has it...

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From memory when I have fitted a VVTi with Racelogic traction control the pinout colour codes, at least, were different none VVTi models. Maybe Racelogic's web site will have wiring diagrams? I have never seen a factory Toyota manual for either Jap spec TT VVTi's or Jap spec pre VVTi models, but would love to...

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I don't have the VVTi ABS pinouts specifically, but I do know things changed with the facelift '96 Supra, and the VVTi one came 6 months after that so they might be the same. See if these wires fit the bill:

 

Edit - outstanding fail of the built in table tool, what a waste of time. You get an unpleasant copy-and-paste to go through instead

 

ABS wire - Colour - My harness colour - RLTC wire colour - Wheel

 

(16 pin plug)

A21-3 - RED - RED - RED - FR

A21-8 - WHITE - PINK - YELLOW - FL

(26 pin plug)

A20-10 - BLUE - ORANGE - BLUE - RR

A20-22 - PURPLE - PURPLE - GREEN - RL

 

 

My findings:

12 pin plug (A):

Pin - Colour - Function

2 - Black - FL gnd

3 - Red - FR +ve

8 - White - FL +ve

9 - Blue - FR gnd

 

26 pin plug (B):

Pin - Colour - Function

9 - LGreen - RL gnd

10 - Blue - RR +ve

22 - Purple - RL +ve

23 - Pink - RR gnd

 

1500ohm between A2 and A8

1500ohm between A3 and A9

1020ohm between B9 and B22

1020ohm between B10 and B23

Edited by Ian C (see edit history)
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These resistance values, are they across the ABS sensor cables? Different resistance for front and rear sensors?

 

I don't even know why I recorded them :) For whatever reason I measured them, it was done at the ECU end of the wiring loom, and probably to the GND pin or bodywork.

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http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?252809-Facelift-ABS-ECUs-pinout

Those are my findings so far, but still need to check few color codes. At least for the FACELIFT ABS Actuator w/ TRACTION PLUG B, the colors are a bit different or at least arranged in other order and the one without traction has 2 more wires on PLUG B (Green and Purple-Blue) that I don't know what they are about yet...

Hope someone will help to fill in the gaps...

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Some further investigation cleared one thing:

Small brakes:

NA (no Trac) and TT (Trac) use the same ABS ECU (89541-14060) and Actuator (44510‑14090)

Big brakes:

NA (no Trac) and TT (Trac) use the same ABS ECU (89541-14070) and Actuator (44510‑14100)

Both small brakes and big brakes NA/TT with Traction use the same Deceleration Sensor - 89441‑20050

This applies only for facelift models. Didn't have the chance to check the pre-facelift Supras...

So tables in the link on my last post will change a bit (hopefully soon enough).

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