gti=sexy
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Danville, California
- Car(s)
- STI
The tools used.
1. Disconnect the battery or remove the 5amp fuse in the green circle.
1a. My tall ass trying to fit into the footwell :biggrin:
2. Remove the panel that sits above ur feet and hides all the wires and air tubing.
2a. Unscrew the 2 circled screws and pull gently
2b. Unplug the foot light and the diagnostic port, and place the black panel aside.
3. Locate and unplug the red clip above your gas pedal. (ignore the wires for the module, I didnt take the module out to take these pics)
4. Take the red cover off the plug by sticking the tiny flat head screw driver into the hole on one side of the cover and push.
5. Take a look at the black plugs, there are numbers 1 and 10 on one side and 11 and 20 on the other side. These are the numbers you need to pay attention to.
6. Use a pointy tool to push in the clips on the wires.
6a. #1 is the red one. Place that metal clip onto the pin that matches up with the red wire on the module.
6b. #5 is orange with a stripe. Place that onto the pin that matches up with the orange wire on the module.
6c. #11 is brown and matches up with the brown wire on the module.
6d. #15 is orange with a stripe also, but this one matches up with the purple wire on the module.
7. Place the clips from the module into the slots back on the black clip.
7a. Red wire from module goes in position #1
7b. White wire from module goes in position #5
7c. Brown wire from module goes in position #11
7d. Blue wire from module goes in position #15
8. Put the red case back onto the black plug.
9. Clip it back into the same place you took it out of.
10. Zip tie the module to the black air tube right under the steering shaft.
11. Put back the black panel and screw it back on.
12. Plug your batter back in, or reinsert the fuse you removed.
13. Start your car and test it out.
1. Disconnect the battery or remove the 5amp fuse in the green circle.
1a. My tall ass trying to fit into the footwell :biggrin:
2. Remove the panel that sits above ur feet and hides all the wires and air tubing.
2a. Unscrew the 2 circled screws and pull gently
2b. Unplug the foot light and the diagnostic port, and place the black panel aside.
3. Locate and unplug the red clip above your gas pedal. (ignore the wires for the module, I didnt take the module out to take these pics)
4. Take the red cover off the plug by sticking the tiny flat head screw driver into the hole on one side of the cover and push.
5. Take a look at the black plugs, there are numbers 1 and 10 on one side and 11 and 20 on the other side. These are the numbers you need to pay attention to.
6. Use a pointy tool to push in the clips on the wires.
6a. #1 is the red one. Place that metal clip onto the pin that matches up with the red wire on the module.
6b. #5 is orange with a stripe. Place that onto the pin that matches up with the orange wire on the module.
6c. #11 is brown and matches up with the brown wire on the module.
6d. #15 is orange with a stripe also, but this one matches up with the purple wire on the module.
7. Place the clips from the module into the slots back on the black clip.
7a. Red wire from module goes in position #1
7b. White wire from module goes in position #5
7c. Brown wire from module goes in position #11
7d. Blue wire from module goes in position #15
8. Put the red case back onto the black plug.
9. Clip it back into the same place you took it out of.
10. Zip tie the module to the black air tube right under the steering shaft.
11. Put back the black panel and screw it back on.
12. Plug your batter back in, or reinsert the fuse you removed.
13. Start your car and test it out.
