as the subject says, I need help, the person i bought the vortech kit from cut the plug that plugs into the map sensor so.

what are my options? are there any plugs we can wire upto the controller that will plug into the map sensor? I don't think a gm plug will work and we don't know how to wire it up.

any of you guru's have any expierience with this exact thing if so you will save me 120 and keeping me from having the car till after x-mas

 

Might want to check the documentation ...

Doesn't the TRC2 take a 2-bar MAP sensor as input? Any idea how the TRC might retard timing, expecting 2-bar sensor but being hooked up to a 1-bar sensor?

 

Yeah, it requires a special 2 bar map. If you hook it up to the factory map, it will never read any boost and will never retard the timing. I believe if you order a replacement sensor from Crane, it will come with a pigtale. The part number for the sensor is 9000-0110. Like I said, I believe it should come with a pigtale, but I'm not 100% sure.

Good luck.

 

I think they have the right map, but they don't know how too wire the map bar because the plug was cut off the timing controller

 

Cranes website should have wiring diagrams

 

you would think but I sure can't find them, maybe i'm not so smart lol

 

Zac, you need the same pigtail that plugs into teh standard map sensor. 3 wire. You also need teh 2 bar map sensor which crane sells for about sixty bones. You may be able to get teh pig tail from them too. Don't worry, it's cake!

 

yea we will have too call them monday, but I think it already came with the right map sensor so I should just have too buy the controller I guess?

 

If you don't have the MAP sensor I have an extra vortech one. Also, a standard 3 wire pigtail will work, just crimp and preferably solder the connections.

 

they already ordered the stuff so just waiting till friday it should be here, if not then monday I HOPE

 

Try this link http://64.90.9.168/cranecams/pdf/90006000e.pdf If it doesn't work go to crane cams website and they have instruction manuals of all of there products. On there home page just look at the left hand side menu for installation instuctions