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Old 5-6-08, 14:51   #1 (permalink)
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i was wondering if someone could help me out with a wireing diagram to hook the IAT into the VAF 5wire plug. I did search for a bit but couldnt find one.
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use a multimeter. Its the last two wires on one side of the plug. In continuity mode you can check which pin on the VAF plug connects to the IAT wire on your harness @ the ECU. The ground, just check for continuity to a near by piece of engine mount

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