L-Jetronic EFI for Mazda Rotary Engine
Craig Pugsley
c.pugsley at trl.telstra.com.au
Mon Jun 3 06:15:03 GMT 1996
> It's time for me to ask for some advice and help. I recently obatined a
> replacement EFI controller for my 12A turbo rotary. I think its an
> L-Jetronic system from what I can work out.
I think they were L jet based, made by Nippon Denso.
The 'Gregorys' fixing EFI books have wiring diagrams in them, many of
the connections have the same name as in your list, so maybe a 626 turbo
might have the same computer?
http://proffa.cc.tut.fi/~k124476/vehicles/3T-GTEfi.html
might be able to shed some light on some of the connections (this is a
toyota 1.8l injected turbo computer)
> PIN ID: Connection PIN ID: Connection
> +B Power thru ign switch IGN ? (possibly coil ??)
^^^^^^^^^^^^ Yep.
> E2 Earth connection E1 Earth Connection
^^^^^ for air flow meter ^^^^^ Main computer
earth
> Tau ??????? #10 Injector #1
^^^^^^^ (GUESSING.. Maybe a boost switch?)
> THW Coolant Temp sensor E02 Ground Connection
^^^^^^ return for
injectors.
> Second Connector:
>
> IDL ???????
^^^^^^^ Idle contacts in throttle position switch
> VF ???????
^^^^^^^ This is supposedly a "Test socket" (What it's function
is unknown, as these are analog computers - maybe an
injector on-time control voltage)
It seems that a lot of the connectors on the ND Ljet are similar (I have
a 2 litre 929 Ljet unit with a lot of what you have listed).
The turbo units with trapdoor sensors don't seem to need a MAP input,
but the 3TGTEU has two pressure switches (one for boost enrichment, the
other for boost limiting)
Cheers,
Craig.
pugsley at trl.oz.au
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