
RACELOGIC Traction Control Manual V3.0
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1.6 Miscellaneous Connections
1.6.1 Ignition Switched Supply
The red wire (Pin 2) with inline fuse should be connected to a suitable ignition
switched 12V source. A suitable 12V source can be found using any of the following
techniques.
• Wiring Diagrams - If you have a wiring diagram of the vehicle, find an ignition
switched 12 V feed.
• Multimeter – Select “voltage test” on the meter and probe wires that could supply
an ignition feed 12V. Once a suitable feed has been found, crank the car and
ensure it doesn’t go to GND during cranking.
• Injectors – Trace the 12V side of the fuel Injectors back to either the relay box or
the ECU.
Once a suitable feed has been found, follow the procedure below for connecting the
12V supply to the 12V input of the traction control.
•
Strip back the insulation of the 12V wire exposing the cores.
• Tin the cores using the soldering iron and solder.
• Strip back the insulation of the traction control wire.
• Tin the cores using the soldering iron and solder.
• Solder the traction control Wire to the 12V wire.
• Cover the joint with insulation tape.
1.6.2 Ground (GND)
The double black wire with a ring terminal (Pin 1,14) should be connected to a solid
GND, if at all possible it should be bolted to the chassis. If you cannot bolt it to
the chassis, make sure it is connected to a wire that is thicker than the combination
of the two twisted wires. A suitable GND can be found using any of the following
techniques.
• Wiring Diagrams - If you have a wiring diagram of the vehicle find a main GND
wire.
• Multimeter – Select “Continuity Test” on the meter and hold one probe on a
known Ground e.g. Battery GND, hold the other probe on the test wire. If the
meter gives an audible tone the test wire is a suitable point to GND the wire.
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