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Old Nov 26, 2008 | 02:04 AM
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No thats my old tC.. Same one that caught on fire. That one picture was just one from when I first got the car..

It made me make the piture soo small. it defeat the purpose.. Lol
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Gotcha. When you pickign up the new ride? And sorry to get off topic. No more after this i promise!!
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Lol. its all good. Man hopefully 1st of the year. Insurance gave me $2500 more than what was needed to pay off the tC. So thats my down payment. But, I decided to work and just drive my dads susburban and save about $2000 by january or end of january order the rest of the turbo parts. and buy the car and boost it immediately. Or atleast within two months.. lol

I have priced everything out and I have exactly $2700 more dollars to spend to get boosted. That included gauges, n fuel management.
Old Nov 26, 2008 | 02:18 AM
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Well I owed 15,000 on the car they gave me 16,000 for it. then the most they would cover on aftermarket parts was 1500 so i got that. so thats where i got the 2500 from. Im only using 2000 for my downpayment. And use the 500 too ad to my turbo funds. so I only need to save about 2500. So i need to find a job pronto by the end of the week.
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Oh yea and I already have a brand new 62trim precision turbo, cc stage 5 clutch, megan racing turbo manifold and the megan turbo dp.. So Im looking good right now..
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Decided not to sell that stuff. Cool yea your sitting pretty right now.
Old Nov 26, 2008 | 05:12 AM
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Yea. It gets me motivated to when I pull the turbo out of the closet and turbo at it.. Lol Im a dork.. Oh well Im a sucker for boost..
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This saved me so much money thank you!!! PROPS just a few numbers off but found my way
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Originally Posted by LeslieSara88
This saved me so much money thank you!!! PROPS just a few numbers off but found my way
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Old May 1, 2015 | 06:55 PM
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This thread is old as $h1t but I thought an improved diagram might be of assistance to some future modders. I made this for my Gen 5.5 Camry, but its the same as the 07+ tC. The OP listed the wrong port for the o2 sensor according to the Engine Management section of the FSM. It has been corrected in this diagram/pinout. Enjoy!

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05 Camry / 07+ tC AEM FIC to ECU Pinout

AEM 22 Pin <------------------> ECU

1 - Blue - Inj 1 In E7-6 - ECU Side - Cut
2 - N/C
3 - N/C
4 - Black - Power Ground E8-3 - Splice
5 - Black - Signal Ground E8-7 - Splice
6 - White - TPS E8-20 - Splice
7 - N/C
8 - Green - Crank MAG In- E8-34 - Splice
9 - N/C
10 - N/C
11 - N/C
12 - Blue - Inj 2 In E7-5 - ECU Side - Cut
13 - N/C
14 - N/C
15 - Black - Power Ground E8-3 - Splice
16 - Red - Ignition Power E4-1 - Splice
17 - N/C
18 - N/C
19 - Green - Crank MAG+ In E8-27 - FIC Side - Cut
20 - N/C
21 - Green - Crank MAG+ Out E8-27 - ECU Side - Cut
22 - Yellow - Cam MAG+ Out E8-26 - ECU Side - Cut

AEM 24 Pin <------------------> ECU

1 - N/C
2 - N/C
3 - N/C
4 - N/C
5 - N/C
6 - N/C
7 - N/C
8 - N/C
9 - Yellow - Cam MAG+ In E8-26 - FIC Side - Cut
10 - Yellow - Cam MAG- In E8-34 - Splice
11 - N/C
12 - Blue - Ing 3 In E7-2 - ECU Side - Cut
13 - Pink - o2+ E8-25 - Splice* - FIC Side
14 - Blue - MAF+ In E7-28 - FIC Side - Cut
15 - Black - MAF+ Out E7-28 - ECU Side - Cut
16 - N/C
17 - N/C
18 - N/C
19 - Blue - Inj 4 Out E7-1 - FIC Side - Cut
20 - Blue - Inj 3 Out E7-2 - FIC Side - Cut
21 - Blue - Inj 2 Out E7-5 - FIC Side - Cut
22 - Blue - Inj 1 Out E7-6 - FIC Side - Cut
23 - N/C
24 - Blue - Inj 4 In E7-1 - ECU Side - Cut

*Cut connection and Splice with 1KoHM 1/4w resistor between the sensor and the FIC when using stock (narrow band) o2 sensor
Old May 6, 2015 | 03:58 AM
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Nice necro lol.
So what is the advantage of wiring the 1k ohm resistor in series with the o2 sensor? I've tried googling around for it but I can't seem to locate how it helps with narrowbands.

I'm asking because we did the first start up on my 09 tC last night and it was idling like crap(fluctuating between 600-1000 rpm and between 10-11 afr with stock injectors @5% duty cycle) and I wasn't sure if the resistor might have been the culprit since my o2 reading was 3.2V. I removed the resistor but didn't get to see if it changed anything since we had an oil rupture on the turbo feed line, friend over torqued during install and broke the adapter...

Also can I get some pointers on the setup page for the fic. I'm using the 3.07a version of the software and under the fuel section I have an option to load from the tps or maf. Also should I run the maf and o2 sensors under voltage or percent? Using stock maf and the map sensor on fic for o2. FIC firmwares are z104.hex and x3.81.hex. These are the proper firmware versions for 2009 scion tc? Using basemap from Paul at Dezod.

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Old May 6, 2015 | 11:48 PM
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If your sensor is sending a voltage greater than 1v, a resistor is not needed. It is only needed for sensors that output between 0.1-1v. See Page 21 of the FIC manual for the appendix on o2 sensor theory: FIC Instructions

The instructions in that guide should improve driveability. Its instructions for achieving the desired ratios are fairly straightforward. As far as your specific tune, I would suggest a few dyno sessions with a reputable tuner.
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