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sep07
14-08-2010, 01:27 AM
hi can any one help me with wiring up the fail safe to a turbosmart eboost street? sep

Iworktofish
14-08-2010, 11:12 PM
I believe I used the white & brown wire off the yellow HFS-6 plug, to interrupt one of the wires to the eboost solenoid. Polarity on the solenoid doesn't seem to matter.

Richard L
15-08-2010, 01:09 PM
hi can any one help me with wiring up the fail safe to a turbosmart eboost street? sep

Iworktofish,
Thanks for the input.

sep07,
One of the two wires of the turbosmart send a PWM pulse to the inline valve. Locate this wire, cut and splice the brown and white wire between them

Preferrably the "brown" goes the the valve side and the "white" goes to the turbosmart controller side.

If the turbosmart displays a fault warning during a failsafe activation, link the "DR1" jumper link (dummy resistior). It brings in an artificial load inplace of the BCV.

sep07
16-08-2010, 04:39 AM
thank for the info il give it a go and let yous now how i go. sep

sep07
19-08-2010, 12:05 PM
hey richard i dont understand white wire to controller and the brown to valve side. are they wired to the same wire? whould u have some sort of diagram? thanks for ur time.

Pit Viper
19-08-2010, 08:57 PM
I like this thread. I just recently got an eboost street wired up on my A6, and was thinking about hooking it into the failsafe.

Howerton Engineering
20-08-2010, 12:47 AM
The white wire has the dummy load resistor on it so when the circuit opens to drop boost your controller will still see the resistor load and should not put out a fault.

If wired the other way, the resistor will be on the valve side and your controller will not see it.

808Subsystem
15-03-2011, 11:50 AM
alright, bringing this back. to make sure and to clarify this up for me:

white wire: to the solenoid
brown wire: to the control unit

is this correct? also does it matter which of the two wires(stated above in post #3) from the solenoid to the control unit you cut in half and complete the circuit with the white and brown wires?

Richard L
15-03-2011, 10:55 PM
Not quite, Jeff Howerton merely pointed out the function of the white wire after failsahe is triggered.

As regarding the solenoid valve wiring:

White wire: to cotroller side
Brown wire: to soldenoid valve side.

It does matter where the wire goes otherwise you will get a CEL (if you are cutting the OE wire). After cutting the solenoid (-) wire, the brown goes to solenoid side and white goes to controller side.

808Subsystem
16-03-2011, 07:06 AM
alright, thanks richard for the quick reply. i'll try this tomorrow. Jarrad Bowen said you do reply quickly. he said what's up btw.

Alaskan EJ20
15-08-2011, 01:46 AM
i have an Eboost2 from Turbosmart and HFS-6. To wire the boost cut in need to find the wire from the controller that sends the signal, cut it, then hook the brown to the solenoid and the white to the controller??

What about the "optional wastegate controll" two wires coming from the flow control module. What do i do with these.
thanks gabe

Howerton Engineering
15-08-2011, 01:59 AM
Yes on the first part and ignore the FCM wastegate wires.

Alaskan EJ20
15-08-2011, 08:12 PM
thanks Jeff.

Now for the tough question. Which wire sends the signal on Eboost2 the brown one or grey one?? i have some searching to do.