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Old 09-11-2006, 11:37 AM
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K, I'm not a total idiot when it comes to wiring up a car, but this is new stuff to me.

I need to take a 12v source, and lower it down to 5v for a MAP sensor power wire.
Can someone hold my hand by giving me step by step instructions and where to get the parts?
Old 09-11-2006, 04:08 PM
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I know there are voltage regulators, like LM309 - 5-Volt Regulator. It's semiconductor with only 3 wires (+in, ground, 5V out).

Input voltage can be up to 35 Volts.
It gives you 5V on the output up to 1000 mA.
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i was jsut about to ask about this jon. i was going to go check out radioshack or something like that and see what was available.
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That's what I'd do..just go to radio shack and tell them what you gotta do, there is such a thing that exists..
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yup use the voltage regulator it'S much better the na resitor,
but, i was under the impression that the prs2 had a 5 volt output

( pin 17 black/brown wire)
Old 09-12-2006, 06:03 AM
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Yea but it was easier to use existing wires so i didn't have to run anything outside. Then just tap all the wires near the stock ECU.
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hmm ill probably just use that wire then. didnt even think of it
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why not use the OEM 5 volts feed line?
i think it powers the tps, maf cam,knock,coolant sensors
check the OEM wiring, i'm sure it would be actually easy to use the existing wiring
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hmm didnt know that either. i guess ill check one of those out first
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I already thought about tapping the acceleration sensor on the tower, but the knock sensor needs this and I didn't want to divide the power from it. I also wanted this to be a clean install, which is why I was gonna pull everything from the MAF wires. Nothing would would be tapped, and no new wires/looms would be run through the bay.

I guess I'll just use the PRS 5v and pull another wire.
Or maybe I can put the MAP sensor in the car next to the PRS and just tap the boost gauge vacuum line since it's running under the dash. cool.gif




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