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Installing a 'Check Engine' light on a DME car

I've just put in the cool 'No Bad Days Racing' chip in my 1972 with a 1993 3.6 in it. The chip can manually switch between a stock mapping configuration and a modified one. But the way to determine which mode you're in is that the 'check engine' light comes on when you're using the modified maps. I swear I remember there being a simple way to wire this light in on a car not originally equipped with one, but I can't find where I wrote it down.

Anyone know?

Ingo? Ryan?

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Pin 22 of the 964 DME unit provides a ground to a lamp which is
connected to #15 ("run" on ignition switch). The lamp will be on
until the engine starts, given that no DTCs exist.

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According to Ingo’s wiring diagram (that he wired his w/) the check engine light comes off of pin 8 of the T16 connector, which is the 14 pin connector on the DME side of the harness.
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Yeep that's all there is Ryan and Loren. Pin 22 of the DME is routed through the DME harness to pin 8 on the 14-pin connector labeled T16 under the drivers' seat. It branches off the DME harness close to the DME box.

This signal provides ground to a lamp (the other side is B+) or LED with suitable resistor in series. Radio Shack might have LED's with suitable resistor buit in and a nice mounting socket on the shelf. If you use an LED you need to watch polarity. Kathode to Pin 8 and Anode to +12V. Kathode is the dash and Anode is the triangle. The resistor is something like 600Ohm if I remember correctly.


`````LED````Resistor`````
````````````````````````
P8 ---|<|-------|==|---- +12V
````````````````````````
````K``A````````````````
````- ``+````````````````
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