WTD EA82T electrical help - installing in an L series

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WTD EA82T electrical help - installing in an L series

Post by topnham » Tue Dec 26, 2006 11:46 am

Desperatley seeking a wiring diagram for an EA82T, specifically the all wires relating to the ECU and EFI

Trying to do conversion into an L series and I do not have fuel at the injectors or pulse.

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Simon

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Post by wrx_nut » Tue Dec 26, 2006 12:04 pm

make sure you havent earthed the negitive pulse wire from the computer it is suppost to go to the negitive side of your coil which will give you the injector pulse

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Post by subanator » Tue Dec 26, 2006 11:06 pm

Look at the TechManual section and find the EA82 bit to download PDF files 1 & 2. A diagram in there is for the 4 plug ECU, and some basic faultfinding charts. You didnt mention if yours was 3 pulg or 4 plug ECU?
'03 Forester X, stock standard for now.

'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)

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Post by Craigus » Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:32 am

If you look in the Tech Manual section, in the thread titled "Differences between 3 and 4 plug ECU's", there is a wiring diagram and ECU pinout for the 3 plug system.
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Post by topnham » Sat Dec 30, 2006 11:08 am

if you can read that dirgram go fove it wast of time beinh there

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Post by Craigus » Sat Dec 30, 2006 12:19 pm

wast of time beinh there
I wired my conversion using that diagram and so has at least one other forum member that I'm aware of. What's the problem ?
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ecu

Post by topnham » Sun Dec 31, 2006 5:44 pm

if you can see it good on you i have a 512meg vido card and i still can not make it out///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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Post by topnham » Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:07 pm

hello can you please help me i have a standard 1.8 carberretd leone 1989 how ever i have fitted an rx turbo ea82t motor i am looking for a wireing loome for the ecu the motor is about a 1986 mpfi with a flapper type air flow meter i belive this is the older of the 2 mpfi systems i have a part number for the ecu it is as follows

22611-aa001
a11-000971
4x17

if you can help would appriciate it

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EA82 Wiring diagram

Post by Rabbitoh » Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:15 pm

Are you in Sydney. I have diagrams from EA82T Vortex which were used to fit an EA82T into my Leone. Problem is don't know how to read them. Contact your local Subaru dealer and ask them if they have wiring diagrams from Vortex turbo circa 86/87. If you are in Sydney (SEven Hills) I'd be happy to lend them.

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ecu

Post by topnham » Tue Jan 09, 2007 10:44 pm

no perth wa

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Post by subanator » Wed Jan 10, 2007 12:03 am

Where abouts in Perth are you?

There is a big difference in wiring looms from a carby model to a MPFI.

You should find a car being wrecked and get the main body loom from a doner MPFI (dash to engine bay RHS) and fuse box etc, as this has the plugs etc for the ECU. I assume you have that too.

Go to the wrecker in Malaga, A1 Complete parts (or something like that) and see them for an engine wiring harness for a EA82T, they have a few there, I bought one off them last year.

Just to point out the carby model differences - fuel pump and wiring different, fuel tank is not baffled, air box different for AFM, just to name a few. Then theres the cross member.

I cant see what the problem in viewing a PDF file is???? Get yourself the latest version Adobe Acrobat Reader (download free) and you should be able to zoom in on the diagrams easy. They do need to be printed on A3 paper minimum, or print selected areas of 2x A4's and join together.

Cheers, Roger
'03 Forester X, stock standard for now.

'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)

'81 MY wagon, 3" lift, 5-speed D/R, Weber, 14x27" tyres. (Past ride)

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Post by subanator » Wed Jan 10, 2007 11:30 pm

I just re-read my last post here, sorry I might have miss lead you a bit.
Getting an MPFI loom to ECU is suitable for domestic 4 plug types, the RX ones are 3 plug. I think that is what you got? Getting one would not be impossible, just a bit harder. The main harness plugs in the engine bay would then match the Turbo engine harness ok, as there are a couple of extra pins there, the MPFI loom has them already.

I went the 4 plug option, as this was already in my car being MPFI.
'03 Forester X, stock standard for now.

'89 EA82T Touring Wagon, 5-speed D/R, 14" alloy wheels, bullbar. (Past ride)

'81 MY wagon, 3" lift, 5-speed D/R, Weber, 14x27" tyres. (Past ride)

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