dreaminbohemian Posted January 22 Share Posted January 22 Looking for someone with a Renix injector loom on their bench to send me measurements and photos from the last injector plug to the TPS, knock, and O2 sensor. Mine got sheered off when the speedo cable and evap line wrapped around my drive shaft and the plugs are no where to be found. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
87MJTIM Posted January 24 Share Posted January 24 I have one in a box in my garage. I will have to dig it out. It came from a 87 XJ. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gojira94 Posted January 26 Share Posted January 26 Mine is 89-90, so no C101 but there should be no difference in dimensions from where injector 1 & 2 are and the end of the harness. From inj. 1 & 2's exit from the loom, I measure 38" to the tips of the connectors for knock, CTS and O2. 87 and 88 manual agree that the knock sensor wires are Yellow w/ trace, Violet w/trace. I didn't want to risk peeling open my knock sensor connector just yet, but the wire colors on my CTS and O2 connectors match up with 87-88 manuals as well. O2 (C229) - ABC is Orange, Black, Grey. CTS (C222) - AB is Brown w/ trace, Tan. Knock (C232) - AB is Yellow w/ trace, Violet w/ trace. Knock female connector is the same as any Jetronic/ EV1 injector connector, O2 male is same as any GM MAP sensor (and Jeep Renix up to 95 2.5/4.0), or 3-wire OBD1 GM O2 connector. CTS is common to many GM connectors, and is usually available in parts house stores, failing all else if your local boneyards come up dry. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ωhm Posted January 26 Share Posted January 26 NOTE: Knock Sensor (KS) is a shielded circuit (dashed lines) tied to vehicle GND (G105). You'll need to wrap circuit with metal foil. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gojira94 Posted January 26 Share Posted January 26 1 hour ago, Ωhm said: NOTE: Knock Sensor (KS) is a shielded circuit (dashed lines) tied to vehicle GND (G105). You'll need to wrap circuit with metal foil. I had no idea... and thanks for explaining. So he'll need to find the black ground wire in what's left of his harness nub, maybe 3 black ground wires, depending on how far up the splice with the O2 ground is? And make a total of 3 grounds, separate and distinct from the Brown w/ trace wire for the CTS sensor ground to ECU? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ωhm Posted January 26 Share Posted January 26 36 minutes ago, Gojira94 said: So he'll need to find the black ground wire in what's left of his harness nub, maybe 3 black ground wires, depending on how far up the splice with the O2 ground is? And make a total of 3 grounds, separate and distinct from the Brown w/ trace wire for the CTS sensor ground to ECU? What they do is wrap wires with metal foil and run a bare stranded wire. Somewhere along the line the bare wire will touch the foil. He needs to find that bare wire which should connect to GND. @Billabob Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dreaminbohemian Posted February 2 Author Share Posted February 2 On 1/26/2024 at 9:30 AM, Gojira94 said: Mine is 89-90, so no C101 but there should be no difference in dimensions from where injector 1 & 2 are and the end of the harness. From inj. 1 & 2's exit from the loom, I measure 38" to the tips of the connectors for knock, CTS and O2. 87 and 88 manual agree that the knock sensor wires are Yellow w/ trace, Violet w/trace. I didn't want to risk peeling open my knock sensor connector just yet, but the wire colors on my CTS and O2 connectors match up with 87-88 manuals as well. O2 (C229) - ABC is Orange, Black, Grey. CTS (C222) - AB is Brown w/ trace, Tan. Knock (C232) - AB is Yellow w/ trace, Violet w/ trace. Knock female connector is the same as any Jetronic/ EV1 injector connector, O2 male is same as any GM MAP sensor (and Jeep Renix up to 95 2.5/4.0), or 3-wire OBD1 GM O2 connector. CTS is common to many GM connectors, and is usually available in parts house stores, failing all else if your local boneyards come up dry. Thank you so much for this. I rebuilt the loom, connected the CTS and Knock sensor (but not the o2 because it is a 3 wire that was soldered together into a 2 wire and I'm waiting to hear from the PO to see why.) It started up, I think faster than it had before but was running rough and idling low. The engine would shake the care at 2500rpm a little bit. I have an REM and I got the following codes: REM Codes: Baro Pressure Low Bat Voltage Low Distributr Sync ECU Codes Injector 3 Short Injector 4 Short Injector 6 Short Injector 2 Open Injector 3 Open Injector 4 Open Injector 5 Open Fuel Not Primed ICM Signal Open One injector connector is slashed but I separated them so they definitely aren't shorting for my test. Any help on trouble shooting this would be greatly appreciated Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gojira94 Posted February 5 Share Posted February 5 REM Codes: A) Baro Pressure Low - probably expected with low RPM idle and running rough B) Bat Voltage Low - not sure, but maybe from sitting since the night the incident occurred. Charge batt before next attempt. C) Distributr Sync - also not sure, maybe because the low RPMs are below what the ECU uses to confirm distributor sync signal (out of range to be useful) ECU Codes - 1 through 7 below suggest the ground wires got tugged pretty hard and taking the corrugated loom off the harness up as far as just past the engine speed sensor and posting some pics might help us spot some damage not seen before. 1) Injector 3 Short 2) Injector 4 Short 3) Injector 6 Short 4) Injector 2 Open 5) Injector 3 Open 6) Injector 4 Open 7) Injector 5 Open 8) Fuel Not Primed 9) ICM Signal Open 8-9 above not sure, possibly #8 related to low batt voltage at start, #9 due to lack of signal as a result of distributor sync signal not valid/ available due to C) above. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dreaminbohemian Posted June 27 Author Share Posted June 27 I finally got back from tour and am trying to get the truck running again. I purchased a loom from a 90 xj installed it. I'm wondering if it's possible that my REM got shorted and is sending faulty reeding because I have replaced the engine loom and am getting the exact same codes. It's starting up and seems to be running fine. One time it was running VERY rough but out side that it seems pretty ok. There are to connectors from the loom that I haven't found their mate to. One single pin connector near the diagnostic ports, and one single pin connector by the firewall near the passenger side of the block. But one looks like it is labeled as 4 w/d switch on a manual. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Create an account or sign in to comment
You need to be a member in order to leave a comment
Create an account
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!
Register a new accountSign in
Already have an account? Sign in here.
Sign In Now