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I just got my MS3PRO EVO in for my conversion to standalone on my 4th gen 3sgte. I am planning on taking my time with this install to make sure all the wiring is correct and clean looking. To help with the install I grabbed a 5sfe ECU and mounting hardware out of a junkyard car to use as a template for mounting the Megasquirt into the car.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Got relays, distribution blocks, and different color wiring for a clean centralized install. ![]() ![]() My goal is to wire the ECU up for as many features as possible and once I get good tune running, start enabling the features. I spent the last few days reading the instruction manual and it has me excited with how much it can do. This post has been edited by HardHead93: Sep 8, 2017 - 8:15 PM |
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I have finished building the box where all my connections and relays will go. It will sit where the factory ECU is currently, behind the center console. I plan to mount the Megasquirt either behind this box or in the glove box and run all the wiring to this connection box.
![]() This connection box will be set up to do the following: - The big black box is a 122 pin connector for the factory harness. Most of the MS3PRO connections will go into there. - There are 4 relays mounted on this box (fuel pump, AC cut, intercooler fan relay, and warning light). - The distribution block is for any connections that need to leave the Megasquirt but not through the factory harness. This will make for a clean install and keep all the factory wiring intact. This post has been edited by HardHead93: Sep 11, 2017 - 12:34 AM |
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