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Ahh gotcha. Thanks for the clarification.

Scott, What sensor (on far right) are you referring to? The switches that I'm familiar with usually have three pins, Vconstant, Vacc, and ground. I'm curious of why you have only two pins for the switches in the diagram.

Scott, Just to confirm my understanding I have attached a picture of setup. Is AUX3 is correct output for my ECU to the boost solenoid? Thanks, Brian

Hi Rich, Thanks for your input. I'm a little bit confused about using the DI port to turn on and off the boost solenoid. Would using a standard 3-port switch to control the power to the solenoid do the same thing? Also, what about the low/high boost modes? Also, can someone confirm that AUX3 for the MR2 ECU is the correct port to connect the boost solenoid to? Thanks!

Hello, I recently purchased the G4+ ECU for my MR2. I currently have a boost controller and I would like to retire it in favor of the boost control feature in the G4+ ECU. From reading through the various postings on the forum I gathered that on a 2-wire, 3-port solenoid I would need to connect one wire to switched 12V and the other to the AUX-out port on the ECU. Reading through the manual for the ECU I see that there's AUX3 and it's labeled "Wastegate Solenoid" so I would like to confirm that is the port to connect the other wire on the boost solenoid to. My existing boost controller has three modes, off, low, high and I would like to mimic those modes. I'm thinking that I would need to wire in two separate switches, one to turn on and off the boost solenoid and the other to control low/high mode. Wiring for the on/of switch is pretty straight forward but I'm not so sure about the low/high switch. Again from reading through the forum postings I saw a posting where the recommendation for low/high control is to wire the output pin on the switch to one of the DI ports on the XS wiring harness. So a couple of questions with that approach: 1. What voltage should the input to the DI port be, 5VDC or 12VDC? 2. Programming of the ECU to associate the DI port for how/high mode, not sure where I would start...help!