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    Default Speed sensor wire GZE

    Hey all I was looking at the 24 pin plug on my ecu and not noticed my SPD wire is bridged to THG ( I think I'll have to check)

    Anyway I know it's more than likely wrong, so I was wondering if anyone can tell me where to put the SPD wire... Do I just leave it out? Is it a speed limiter function? Engine is a AFM CAS 4AGZE going into a e7. I'm a bit confused on what this actually does.

    Can someone show me the light...

    Sorrry for the noob question

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    It'll run without it , but the check engine light will come on intermittently.

    I will try to find out how a mate got around it with ssome electronics wizardy and see if he can make another box for you.

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    Sweet mate thanks

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