Yes and the problem is between the red and black wire and the whiteSo is it fair to assume the white wire is the actual ground?
Yes and the problem is between the red and black wire and the whiteSo is it fair to assume the white wire is the actual ground?
The red and black wire ties in to the green wire on the cam sensor and is (presumably) the +ve for the MAP sensor.Yes and the problem is between the red and black wire and the white
This is correct we have 5V at each sensorThe red and black wire ties in to the green wire on the cam sensor and is (presumably) the +ve for the MAP sensor.
CorrectThe white wire on the cam sensor ties in to the black and white wire on the MAP sensor and (i would assume) is the negative for both?
What should it be reading at the MAP?This is correct we have 5V at each sensor
Correct
It correct at the cam but wrong at the map
That's what it's reading.0V the same as the other end of the cable
But here you say the red and black is 5VThat's what it's reading.
The only other cable reading 5V is the pink and black cable that connects direct to the ECU.
The red and black is tied to the green on the cam sensor which also reads 5v
The red and black should tied to the white which is 0VThe red and black is tied to the green on the cam sensor which also reads 5v
That's where the white and black is tied to.The red and black should tied to the white which is 0V
White and black from MAP goes to the ECUThat's where the white and black is tied to.
So i need to rewire then?White and black from MAP goes to the ECU
Following them and checking continuity at the end.Are you beeping the wire or following them
So i need to rewire then?
Seem pretty differentBecause what I have is
Pink/black (5v) and brown (0v) go to ECU
Red/black goes to green cam wire (positive, both 5v)
White/black goes to white cam wire (ground, both 0v)
All the wires go to the ECU
Almost - the green and white on the cam would still be the other way around in terms of what's jointed into it.