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hey guys im redoing some bodge wiring someone has done on my Rb20 s13, and discovered that 1 of the 3 02 sensors wires is not hooked up, it goes to the RB20's dash plug ( brown wire ) I have looked at alot of wiring guides for this conversion, but not one thing is mentioned about hooking up this wire, I think it goes to 12v ignition, can anyone confirm?

also, that F&*king silver rectangle box resistor looking thing, can't get a simple answer from any site as to what it actually does, injector resistor? both of its wires lead to a dash plug on the rb's loom, but still no guide says anything about wiring it up

same goes for the lower idle control valve, not wired up either

thanks for any help in advance, Rich

Edited by VRdrift

The aux air valve under the plenum is electrically heated. The wiring is just that, to power the heater. The valve is open when cold. Closes up as it warms up. It should be wired up per the RB20 wiring diagram.

The RB20 wiring diagram is freely available in the R32 GTR service manual that is all over the internet. It shows you all that you need to know.

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