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Subaru EG33 wiring guide

Posted by David Bush at February 18. 2012

Does anybody have a wiring diagram for hooking up a g3 to a Subaru eg33? Or at least info regarding how to wire up the two crank sensors? Thanks.

Re: Subaru EG33 wiring guide

Posted by Scott at February 20. 2012

Hi David,

You will only need one crank sensor, and one cam sensor. The crank sensor will need to be setup in the ECU as multitooth (12 teeth).

Regards,

Scott.

Re: Subaru EG33 wiring guide

Posted by bazzasti at April 27. 2012
Previously David Bush wrote:

Does anybody have a wiring diagram for hooking up a g3 to a Subaru eg33? Or at least info regarding how to wire up the two crank sensors? Thanks.

You use the 12 tooth sensor, which is offset by around 60 degrees. You just input this into the Link. Also the EG33's need about 350% extra fuel to start when cold which is crazy. All my EJ's only used 50-70% extra fuel when cold. A few settings under trigger setup: Multitooh position: Crank Trigger mode: Multi-tooth Trigger Priority: Trig 1 Tooth count: 12 Sync Pulse: Cam I have tuned maps up to 325 kw atw for the link G3 and a heap of info: bazzasti at gmail.com also my youtube channel: www.youtube.com/bazzasti
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