Sensor Connector - Haltech PLATINUM HT051202 Quick Start Manual

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Haltech Ignition Harness Overview
The Haltech 13B Terminated Harness has two ignition harnesses available
Please specify at time of purchase.
Haltech LS1 Ignition Harness (Supplied with kit # HT051203)
The Haltech LS1 Ignition harness is designed to be a plug and play solution when
used with Haltech LS1 Coils ( Purchased separately, order as part # HT020102).
With the additional purchase of four LS1 coils this harness will simply plug in.
The use of Haltech LS1 Coils with your engine package will save you time and money,
as these coils have inbuilt ignitors, so ignition modules will not need to be purchased.
Figure 9 – Haltech LS1 Ignition Harness Connections
Haltech Flyloom Ignition Harness (Supplied with kit # HT051202)
The Haltech Flyloom Ignition harness is designed to allow the end user alternative
options for their ignition system. The Haltech Fly loom ignition harness can be wired
to existing ignition modules or used to trigger a CDI system.
Figure 10 – Haltech Flyloom Ignition Harness Connections

02 Sensor Connector

The 02 Sensor connector comprises of the following connections:
02 Input Signal (GY/O)
Connect the output of a Narrowband 02 Sensor or the output of a Wideband Controller
to this connection.
Signal Ground (B/W)
This is a signal ground and can be used for grounding a 3 wire 02 Sensor or a
Wideband 02 Controller.
+12V DC Switched (GY/R)
This is the +12V DC Supply for powering the heater on a 02 Sensor or for powering
the Wideband 02 Controller
Figure 4 - 02 Sensor Connector
Throttle Position Sensor Connections
The Throttle Position Sensor comprises of the following connections
Connection diagrams can be found in the Appendix of this guide.
Signal Ground (B/W)
This wire supplies the Signal Ground to the Throttle Position Sensor
TPS Signal (W)
This wire is the signal to your ECU, Please connect this to the signal output
of your Throttle Position Sensor
+5V DC (O)
This wire supplies the Throttle Position Sensor with an ignition switched +5V DC Supply
Figure 5 – Throttle Position Sensor Connections

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