dude, you dont get it. you know the wire where it comes out of the ecu plug? where you are tapping into? the wire you cut, it already goes into the engine bay as part of the upper engine harness.bias wrote:Go straight to the ECU. It will be worth it. If you have shielded wire left over from your Ka harness use that. The car is running on lower octane when the ECU is pulling code 34. Hook up the knock sensor. It should be white for signal and black for ground try and match the wire from your knock sensor to extra wire in the KA harness
you can make one. go to the parts store. get a round female connector. crimp a wire in it. put it on the knock sensor. run the wire over to the battery area, and find the wire that already runs to the ecu, and connect it. i forgot which plug its in, either the gray or brown behind the battery.Masterdebater wrote:i dont get it tho cuz i dont even have the plug. i have the sensor in my block...but no connector ya know? maybe a pic of what it looks like since i cant find one anywhere on the internet.. im sure it will boost alot better when i have the knock sensor...
Hook it up like this. I plan on doing it but it was faster and I didn't know about this before. I suggested going straight to the ECU cause it was easy and I did it, and it works. It's up to you. Just keep in mind we are all telling you to wire it up. If you have to jump on climp to the top of a mountain and swim through the ocean to find the mermaid "Just Hook It Up"!lolfloat_6969 wrote:It connects to the block on the green, single wire plug. It runs through the lower harness and into the chassis harness. This is where there may be a problem. IIRC (and it's been a while, so I could be wrong) the 89/90 S13's not only lacked the knock sensor and the wiring in the lower harness, but also lacked the wire in the chassis harness. This means you would need to run the wire from your CA18DET lower harness to the ECU, or if you're using the KA24E lower harness, you'll have to find a plug for the knock sensor, or soldier a wire straight to the sensor.
I don't have access to a KA24E FSM, so somebody correct me if I'm wrong....