Boost (black 4-way packard connector), Boost – Precision Turbo and Engine BigStuff3 GEN3 PRO SEFI System Hardware & BigComm Software User Manual

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BigStuff3 Pro SEFI System

Version 2.1 – February 2011

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Crank Trigger
Reference

BS3 Connector - A (Red wire)

BS3 Connector - B (Black wire)

MSD Distributor

Violet/Black wire

Orange/Black wire

MSD Crank Trigger

Green

Purple

Accel 44000 Series

Black

White

Accel Crank Trigger

Black

White


MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) – (Green, 3-way Packard connector)

The GEN3 system is supplied with Packard green connector, which directly mates to a GM style 1
BAR Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor. For normally aspirated engines, a 1 bar sensor is

used. For blown or turbocharged applications a 2
BAR MAP sensor must be used for boost
pressures up to 15 PSI. For boost pressures up to
30 PSI a 3 BAR MAP sensor must be used. If a 2
or 3 BAR MAP sensors are used, the harness side
MAP sensor connector can be easily modified (or
replaced). The modification involves cutting a
new key-way in the connector Contact a BigStuff

dealer if questions come up related to the MAP sensor supplied with your system, and to procure the
necessary connectors.

BigStuff3’s four (4) BAR MAP sensor is capable of sensing pressures up to 52 PSI. A new connector
(available from BigStuff3) must be used with the four (4) BAR MAP sensor.

For speed/density applications the MAP sensor must be connected to an intake manifold port.

For Alpha/N systems, a 1 BAR MAP sensor can be used to sense ambient air pressure in the hood
scoop or air cleaner. Do not attach the sensor pressure port to the manifold.

More MAP sensor wiring information is available on the Bigstuff3 website via this link:

http://bigstuff3.com/pdf/MAP-Pressure.pdf

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Boost (Black 4-way Packard Connector)

The 4-way boost connector







The 4-way “Boost” connector in the main wire harness plays several key roles in the operation of the
following base system features. This connector is used to:

 Trigger the internal data logger (connector location A)

 Trigger the internal timer, known as the “Timer Enable” (connector location A)

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