wiring ecm to carb
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wiring ecm to carb
ok so heres the thing. i have a 83 z28 with a 305 4-bbl. i got the whole engine re-built and went away with allllll of the polution stuff and ecm. thankfully i left the ecm and just cut power wire to it. but now for the problem. i live in jersey and need to pass emissions. (when i bypassed the pollution i figured i could just buy a sticker but moneys tight now) now i need to rewire part of the system so that my mixture control solenoid will work and keep down the emssion. i pulled off my edelbrock carb amd but the q-jet on. i dont have my connectors for either the mcs or tps so im just running 12g wire from were i cut it out of the harness. so, what im wondering is with the car off key on. how much voltage should be at the mcs with the engine cold. also should i here that click noise they like to make? also there is a vacuum sensor that runs off one of the same wires that go to the tps, and it too like the tps has a resistor in it. will not having that vacuum sensor make the tps mess up since the total resistance of that little circuit will not be the same?
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Re: wiring ecm to carb
ok so heres the thing. i have a 83 z28 with a 305 4-bbl. i got the whole engine re-built and went away with allllll of the polution stuff and ecm. thankfully i left the ecm and just cut power wire to it. but now for the problem. i live in jersey and need to pass emissions. (when i bypassed the pollution i figured i could just buy a sticker but moneys tight now) now i need to rewire part of the system so that my mixture control solenoid will work and keep down the emssion. i pulled off my edelbrock carb amd but the q-jet on. i dont have my connectors for either the mcs or tps so im just running 12g wire from were i cut it out of the harness. so, what im wondering is with the car off key on. how much voltage should be at the mcs with the engine cold. also should i here that click noise they like to make? also there is a vacuum sensor that runs off one of the same wires that go to the tps, and it too like the tps has a resistor in it. will not having that vacuum sensor make the tps mess up since the total resistance of that little circuit will not be the same?
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