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Topic subjectStar guys ....need help
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16683, Star guys ....need help
Posted by ecl98pse, Mar-01-02 10:35 AM
the little back box that came w/my stage 1...
Map Sensor By-Pass, the install instructions are a little fuzzy.
do i use the vc2 in place of this? if not which wires did you hook yours to?
16684, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by Erik, Mar-01-02 01:00 PM
If you got a Voltage clamp and you bought the VC-2 I would use the VC-2. I've heard about some guys getting a CEL with the VC-2. I would trust it more since it's a "hard clamp". I do have a little black box that came with my Star kit and it's kinda glitchy. I'm looking into the VC-2 soon.
16685, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by ecl98pse, Mar-01-02 03:21 PM
so are they the same thing?

16686, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by mkerley, Mar-02-02 12:44 AM
They are slightly different. the one that came w/ your kit is a soft clamp. the vc-2 is a hard clamp. They do serve the same function though if that's what you're asking.

Matt

16687, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by 1TuffRS, Mar-02-02 12:16 PM
Im not a star guy,or a HRC guy for that matter (atleast not yet), but have you tried looking at www.turbogs.com?? Wyatt has some revised star instructions that may help you out.
16688, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by ecl98pse, Mar-02-02 02:27 PM
ya i checked out that site already but the turbo install page doesn't seem to be finished. BTW is there are where i can go to find out how too hook up the VC2?
16689, RE: Star guys ....need help
Posted by DarkOne, Mar-02-02 03:14 PM
i imagine it wires in the exact same way as a VC2, inline with the MAP sensor, with a 12+ and ground.

The MAP is the yellow wire with the black stripe in the ECU harness. Power is the fat black wire with a grey/white stripe, ground is a chassis bolt. If you can at least determine which is the "in"(from the MAP sensor) for the VC2 and which is the "out"(to the ECU) - you're golden.