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M800 Control ECU Loom - V8 Supercars
Schematic
The information provided on this page is not of a regulatory nature - it is for information purposes only.
This is a *** DRAFT *** release of the loom to be used with the M800 ECU from 2009 onwards.
Download the PDF file here (Last updated on 31 Oct 2008).
Frequently Asked Questions
What connectors are used in the loom?
#ComponentConnector Options
P7ECU - Lambda ConnectorDeutsch AS0-12-98SN
Deutsch AS1-12-98SN
Souriau 8STA0-1298SN
 Lambda - ECU ConnectorDeutsch AS6-12-98PN
Souriau 8STA6-1298PN
P8ECU - Data connectorDeutsch AS0-10-35SN
Deutsch AS1-10-35SN
Souriau 8STA0-1035SN
 Data - ECU ConnectorDeutsch AS6-10-35PN
Souriau 8STA6-1035PN
P9ECU - Spark Sesnor AmplifierDeutsch DTM06-12S-E007
P20ECU - Chassis connectorDeutsch AS6-14-97PN
Souriau 8STA-1497PN
 Chassis - ECU ConnectorDeutsch AS0-14-97SN
Deutsch AS1-14-97SN
Souriau 8STA0-1497SN
P21ECU Comms connectorDeltron 716-0-0501

The spark sensor amplifier will be provided by MoTeC, but does not yet have a part number.
May any of the sensor inputs be shared?
The following sensor inputs may be shared:
(The sharing is not mandatory as the signals will also be available over the CAN bus)
• Front Road Speed
• Front Brake Pressure
• Steering Position
• Gear Position
How does the rain light get wired in?
When activated, the Pit Limit Switch input will cause both outputs (Aux3 and Aux4) to flash.
What about pull-ups and power supplies?
No pull-up resistors will be required on any sensor or other input.

The lambda sensors may be powered from a Power Control Module (PCM) with the Heater Control signals serving as inputs to the PCM.

The powering of any sensors that is not clearly defined by the loom schematic is free at this point in time.