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Rev. 6/04 - RS/mc

Catalog # 15022

Brochure # 63-0236

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MAP Sensor Voltage Clamp 

For Turbocharged 1992-1998 Honda Civics

Catalog #15022

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

®

PLEASE

study these instructions carefully before installing your new MAP Sensor Voltage Clamp for turbocharged or supercharged 1992-

1998 Honda Civics. If you have any questions or problems, do not hesitate to contact our 

Technical Hotline at: 1-800-416-8628

, from

7am-5pm, Pacific Standard Time, Monday-Friday, or via e-mail at:

[email protected]

. Please fill out and mail your warranty

card. Remember to include the model number of this product in the “Part #____” space. Thank you.

Description:

This MAP Sensor Voltage Clamp limits the voltage sent from the MAP Sensor to the ECU to prevent the ECU from

“seeing” boost pressure in turbocharged or supercharged applications. 1992-1998 Honda Civic ECUs will show an error code for the
MAP sensor if boost pressure is read by the MAP sensor. Limiting the MAP sensor output voltage will keep readings at the ECU from
going beyond the normal range seen on a stock naturally aspirated engine, preventing the MAP error code. This kit includes the
voltage clamp, attached wiring, and the required splice connectors.

CAUTION:

It is highly recommended to use a heat gun to shrink the shrink wrap around the provided connectors after making

connections. Use care when using these devices near any flammable material such as carpeting, sound deadening material, etc.
Keep a Fire Extinguisher rated for use on electrical equipment nearby for added safety.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

NOTE:

Before beginning, make sure the negative cable on the

battery is disconnected, and that the vehicle is on a level surface
with the wheels blocked to prevent movement of the vehicle
while working in and around the vehicle. It is also helpful to have
a service manual for your particular vehicle on hand for
reference.

1.

Remove the passenger side kick panel to gain access to the
factory ECU. (See factory service manual, if necessary).
Unplug the A & D plugs from the factory ECU.

2.

Follow the wiring instructions as listed below for your
particular vehicle:

1992-1995 VEHICLES

Tap Into The ECU’s Power Source:

Locate the Ignition Power wire, a yellow wire with a black
stripe, in position A-25 

(See Fig. 1)

. Cut and then strip both

ends of the cut wire. With a splice connector, connect both
cut ends to the red wire coming from the voltage clamp 

(See

Fig. 3)

.

Tap Into the MAP Sensor Ground Wire:

Find the MAP sensor ground wire. It is a green wire with a
blue stripe. It is located at position D-21 

(See Fig. 1)

. Cut

the wire and strip the cut ends. Use a splice connector to
connect both ends of the cut MAP sensor ground wire to the
black wire coming from the voltage clamp 

(See Fig. 3)

.

 

1  3  5  7  9    13 15 17 19 21 23 25

 INJ1 

INJ2 

INJ3 

FLR1  EACV 

 

WARN  ACC  ATLSB  ATLSA  IGP1 

PG1 

IGP1

 

2 4 6 8   12  16  20 

22 

24 

26

 

INJ4 VTS 

HTCNTL 

FLR2    FANC    ACGC    PGS IGP2 PG2  LG1

 

1  3    7  9  11 13 15 17 19 21

 VBU 

 

 

TXD/RXD

 ACGF 

TH 

TW 

TA 

PB  VCC1  SG1

 

2 4 6   10  14  18 

20 

22

 BKSW 

SCS 

VTM 

 

EL 

 

O2 

 

SIL/SLU

 VCC2  SG2

Wire Side Female Terminals

A

26 Pin

D

22 Pin

Figure 1 - 1992-1995 Pin Locations

D-21

D-19

A-25

Intercept the MAP Sensor Signal Wire:

Locate the MAP sensor signal wire. This is a yellow wire
with a green stripe located at D-19 

(See Fig. 1)

.

NOTE:

On 1994-1995 vehicles, this is a pink wire with a

white stripe, located at position D-17.

See Fig. 1

for

reference.

Cut the wire and strip both ends of the cut wire. Using a
splice connector, attach the blue wire with a red stripe on the
voltage clamp to the end of the MAP sensor signal wire that
leads to the ECU 

(See Fig. 3)

, and with the remaining splice

connector, attach the blue wire on the voltage clamp to the
other end of the cut wire which leads to the MAP sensor

(See Fig. 3)

.

D-17 

(94-95 MAP Signal)

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