MS2PNP & Sequential Injection
So I have a 1993 California based Miata, which apparently comes from the factory with sequential injection.
I was wondering if any additional wiring was necessary in that case to use the sequential features, or if I just change the settings on the tune?
I am using the MSPnP2/Extra.
According to megasquirts website, the unit I bought should have come preassembled to accept the sequential injection; "Up to 4 fuel injector channels with individual trim tables available in sequential models."
Edit:
So after some more review I've ran into the fact that I do indeed need to do a wiring change, though I am a bit confused about which jumpers need to go where?
Also can I retain the factory wiring which is currently utilizing the z2 and y2 slots?
I was wondering if any additional wiring was necessary in that case to use the sequential features, or if I just change the settings on the tune?
I am using the MSPnP2/Extra.
According to megasquirts website, the unit I bought should have come preassembled to accept the sequential injection; "Up to 4 fuel injector channels with individual trim tables available in sequential models."
Edit:
So after some more review I've ran into the fact that I do indeed need to do a wiring change, though I am a bit confused about which jumpers need to go where?
Also can I retain the factory wiring which is currently utilizing the z2 and y2 slots?
Last edited by HexRX; Nov 27, 2015 at 10:02 PM.
For this particular application, all you have to do is enable it in software. The car is already wired for sequential injection.
Thank you.
https://www.miataturbo.net/mspnp-55/1990-miata-sequential-injection-wiring-85265/
Right. If you are using peak and hold injectors, you will want to remove the Inj Qty jumpers from outputs A and C.
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