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I Just bought a brand new G4+ VLLink / HVLC+ for my manual SL VL Turbo RB30ET and id like to hook up these extras i have purchased :

XSL loom, six LS2 coils, LC-2 wide band O2 sensor, boost solenoid, air temps sensor & possibly more.

I have looked around and i cant find much at all on doing this. If i could get some advise that would be great. Cheers

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You will need 2 XSL looms.  Coils will be connected to IGN 1 to 6.  Wideband can go to any of the AN volt wires.  Temp sensors can go to any of the ANTemp wires.  

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For the boost solenoid you dont have many spare outputs availible on that ecu.  Probably aux 5 on Pin 19 will be the best.  This originally controls the solenoid on the FPR but most people dont use it.

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Thanks for that i have now downloaded the newest software and im looking through it.

Ok so i need to buy 1 more xsl loom, will do now.
Now i have seen the diagram how do i physically connect it all ?? 
EG:
Theres 4 pins per coil but 1 pin for it on ecu.
EG:
Wideband LC-2 O2 sensor has 6 pins but 1 pin for it on ecu.
EG
Air temp sensor/ boost solenoid 2 pins each but 1 pin each for them on ecu. etc

Is there any other add ons you would suggest i get whilst im at it ? thankyou

 

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I'm sorry I dont know how to say this any nicer to not offend you but I think from the questions you are asking it might be best to get someone that knows the basics of electrics to do this for you.  Otherwise there is a good chance you are going to end up with some expensive fried parts.  Most of the info you are asking for is in the help file.

Coil wiring:

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Wideband - only the ground and analog signal are connected to the ECU.  Any other wires will need to be connected as per the wideband manufacturers manual.

 

Temp sensors: 

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Boost solenoid:

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Thanks for that.

I didnt know all that stuff was in there. Dont worry about me frying parts i just need correct answers.
Generally everyone starts from somewhere & for me its here If i dont ask & try i dont learn, if i just pay all the time im a quitter. Life 101

The initial dyno tune i wont attempt.

Cheers

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