Map/tps signal intercept harness – Banks Power Universal Car & Truck: (Gas or Diesel ’50 - 14 Universal) Water-Methanol: Straight-Shot and Double Shot, Vehicle specific applications User Manual

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6.

Install the pump pressure switch sub-

harness, using the system schematics for

reference. See Figure 37

7.

Use the provided list of fuse locations

(Appendix D, pg. 29) or a multimeter to

find a fuse with key-on power for the

injection controller. Connect the fuse tap

for the injection controller. See Figures

38 & 39

8.

Fasten all other connectors and termi-

nals (power supplies, ground leads, etc.) of

pump and signal harnesses to appropriate

locations, using system schematics for

reference. Secure wiring with tie wraps.

MAP/TPS Signal

Intercept Harness

: A vehicle specific MAP/

TPS signal intercept harness (pigtail

harness) is only included in vehi-

cle specific methanol-water injec-

tion systems. If you purchased a

universal methanol-water injection

system, proceed to the System

Testing and Setup section. Based

on the desired injection controller

input (boost or throttle), the MAP

or TPS signal must be intercepted

and sent to injection controller. For

boost based systems, the MAP sig-

nal must be intercepted. For throttle

based systems, the TPS signal must

be intercepted.
Certain supported vehicles use the OEM

MAP or TPS sensor with a pigtail harness

to intercept the desired signal.
For supported vehicles:

1.

Locate the MAP or TPS sensor on your

vehicle, depending on the desired input

mode. Disconnect the OEM wire har-

ness by releasing locking mechanism. A

small standard screwdriver can be used to

release locking mechanism, if necessary.
See Figure 40

2.

Connect pigtail harness (See Parts List

for P/Ns) to MAP or TPS sensor and check

for full engagement of locking mechanism.
See Figure 41

Figure 39

Figure 38

Figure 40

Figure 41

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