OEM MK4 management wiring => Mk1/2/3 harness install FAQ (Now with added dieselness!)

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  1. rubjonny

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    low battery may have caused that, check you have power to the coils when its charged up and connected back together
     
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    @rubjonny we finally managed to start the engine, it was the ECU Immobilizer Off not done properly, we got another ECU for testing and it fired right away.
    After that i put back my ECU and it starts fine for 1 sec and then it turns off right away.
    I removed the 2.0L 8V GTI from my MK3 GTI 1994, and will do a power wash tomorrow on the engine bay then place the 2.8L 24V AYL VR6 engine.

    I have a some questions regarding the wiring harness.
    After i removed the ECU and started removing the wiring, i noticed that near the ECU connector there is the right turn signal cable on the fender that is tied to the main ECU connector cable, also on that side i have the AC Pressure Switch (a 4 Pin connector), Carbon Canister, Outside Ambient Temp Sensor, (Old MAF & Airbox & Lambda Sensor connectors which i assume i should get rid of right ?).
    in the middle of the engine bay there is the Rad Coolant sensor, then to the left the Brake Fluid level sensor, and the Coolant level sensor and the Wipers.

    So just to be clear regarding post #1 as unfortunately i can't zoom the pictures of the stripped/chipped off cables (would be nice if you can add them somehow at full resolution so i can zoom them to check what you did, anyways - Following Post #1 i should:
    Chip off that cable and remove the ECU Connector/It's wires from it and only leave what i need:
    1. AC Pressure Switch (4pin connector) ?
    2. Carbon Canister (2pin Connector)
    3. Outside Ambient Temperature Sensor (2 Pin Connector)
    4. Rad Hose Coolant sensor
    5. Brake Fluid Level Sensor
    6. Coolant Level Sensor
    7. Wipers.

    Am i correct ?

    Then as for the other side, there are two rounded connectors:
    1. The engine wiring and like 3 other connectors like Starter, VSS, Reverse
    2. Lights and other connectors like the Fans and the Fans Activator Sensor on the Radiator, the horn etc.
    So what about this left side, what needs to be chipped off.

    My main concern is about AC as the car is climatronic, i would like to have a bit more specific details on what i need to do with it in order to keep its functionality.
    On the engine bay aside from that 4 Pin pressure switch connector and the actual AC Compressor which does have it's 2 pin connector on the 2.8L engine harness already, it doesn't seem there is much to be done, i only get confused with AC from the Pins shown in post #1 like:
    T10 Orange Pin 7 and Pin 8 ?
    T14a pin 10 and pin 14 ?


    Thanks in advance !.
     
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  3. rubjonny

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    so you have a late mk3 with integrated headlight and engine looms right?

    so first thing you do is strip off all the loom tape and as you go put a bit of tape every foot or so and at the junctions so it keeps its shape. take pictures for reference, especially where the plastic tubing/Y pieces/brackets etc are so you know how to put it back together again later.

    next you start at the ecu plug, and the round engine loom plug. strip out every wire which is connected to these 2 plugs, 99% of it will go either directly between, to fusebox plug F, G1 or G2 or to plugs near the fusebox. If you dont care about salvaging the engien loom, simply cut these 2 plugs off and tug out all of the wiring which then comes out easily. any wire with no plug ends on is not needed and can be put in the 'spares' pile. any plug in the engien bay which goes nowhere except the ecu or round plug, can be taken out and put in the 'spares' pile. any wire from fusebox area, the fan control module or aircon system will probably be needed for the new 24v loom.

    1. aircon wiring is mostly separate, it'll have 1 or 2 wires to the old ecu which you will then connect to the new ecu
    2. mk3 carbon canister plug isnt needed, you would use the mk4 golf one instead
    3. ambient air temp for mfa is seperate from ecu wiring, it goes direct to g1 and g2 plug
    4. radiator fan is connected to the fan control module and fusebox A plugs, this will all be seperate from the ecu wiring sexcept for the aircon wires to ecu plus maybe 1 thru the round plug (worry about that later)
    5-6. these are wired direct to the C plug
    7. wired direct to the S plug

    1. Keep the old starter & reverse wiring, this is direct from plug F. You may need to change the reverse plug to suit if you have late 02J shifter or 02m (recommended you go 02j tower if not already done so) speedometer plug you wont need, trim this off but keep the live and signal wires these will be spliced to the T14a plug later. earth no longer required, though you could also splice that to the t14a plug for the brown/white wire which is the earth for the coolant temp sensor if you like
    2. all the headlight wiring is seperate from the engine stuff so just carefully trim away the old ecu specific stuff and you wont need to mess with any of this

    climatronic is pretty much self contained, so just dont cut any of it. ony trim out the ecu specific wires as I mention. all the pressure switches and stuff you leave them be. then once you're done you'll just have a couple wires which will need joining to the new ecu so it knows what the aircon system is doing job done.

    orange 7 and 8 are the only mk4 ecu wires you need to worry about for the aircon system. ignore 10 and 14, thats for an extra pressure switch which seems to be unique to the beetle, I only put the info there so people know wtf it is if they find it in their mk4 harness :lol:
     
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    Thanks @rubjonny
    I started doing the swap since i collected 99% of the needed parts.
    I am having an issue with the ECU, i sent it to a guy (business) for Immobilizer Off, it didn't work, told him, he said i need to have the car to verify so when i try i can test if i succeeded or not... whatever, today i sent it to someone else and he said that you need to revert the changes that the guy did to it's original state as we do the immobilizer off based on the untouched ECU. they kind off confused me and i got really angry with that all day as i feel like no one of them is knowing what he is doing. Will send the ECU to the first guy who tried doing so he can revert the original ECU condition then send to this guy who tried today as he said that once you do that i can do the mod without a problem.
    Is that really the case as they said, what if the first guy who did the mod somehow lost the backup ?, he said he should have it as he keeps them all (after making a phonecall to him).
    In a case where that backup is lost, what are the options? , is there an online database or can i simply grab a same engine code flash and flash it into mine ?
    Or if all else fails, what would be the cheapest hardware/software to read ECU so i can backup myself and send to someone online to do the mods and immobilizer defeat, then flash the modded one myself ?.

    Also is there any mod needed besides the immobilizer off, for the car to run fine if i keep the o2 sensors and SAI untouched (planned to mount the SAI Pump into the old-now empty place where the airbox used to be, since the 24v engine does have it on the driver side).
    In this website: https://stancedubs.bigcartel.com/product/plug-play-mk4-engine-swap-harness they say:
    "All VR6 swaps will need a "swap file" ECU reflash to prevent early rev limiter." - is this the same case for me as well into a MK3 GTI ?
    I don't have/didn't purchase their harness but i just saw the note saying that and i was curious if it is needed to do that mod for the car to work properly ?.

    and last - the fuel pump, is the MK3 GTI 2.0L 8V ok or i need to upgrade it for the 2.8L 24V ?,
    If so what are the options, the one pulled from The VW Sharan where i got the engine from seems different and doesn’t fit.
     
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    no problem. my understanding with immo off all you do is edit a single hex value in the ecu, either over cable if the ecu co-operates or with a direct chip write bench tool if it doesn't. either way the main ecu code is untouched. if you go further with it you can also edit the full ecu map at the same time, plus turn off unused things like SAI, carbon canister, post-cat lambda etc if you want. I assume what the first guy does is just flash a complete map file over the original ecu, and this is why the 2nd set of guys want the ecu reverted back to stock. There are loads of online db for ecu flash files out there so you shouldn't have a problem reverting to the original code if need be. either that find someone who really knows what he is doing and whatever has been done to the ecu can be repaired :)

    must stress I'm no expert in these things, I've got as far as reading the area of flash where the immobiliser byte is to my local machine but it was for an unrelated project I was working on (trying to read the SKC code for 6x0 type immo boxes but I digress)

    I believe the reason that site mentions the 'swap file' is because US 24v ECU are all can-bus for the VSS (vehicle speed) signal, which if missing will give you an early rev limit but not 100% if thats what they are referring to. Euro models the ECU all have active pins for rev counter and vss so you can just wire those up as per my original guide and you should be sorted.

    your fuel pump will be fine, its pretty much same spec as the mk4 one anyway
     
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    Thanks, i got an ECU from same car model and same engine with immobilizer defeated, will send it so they can clone the eeprom where supposedly the immo code is stored and write it into mine, if that would work ? mine is 022 906 032 AS and the immo off one is 022 906 032 AR (both Bosch Motronic ME7.1 ).
    For now i will attempt to keep SAI if possible since i can't mod stuff like that here until i get a flash read/backup so i can send to someone online for a mod.
    I was just curious to know if these may causes issues with engine performance:
    1. O2 Sensors, if not present will the car run at it's full potential besides having a engine light on or it will have power loss in general.
    2. Carbon Canister = same question for it as 1.
    3. I have the old ABS system on my MK3 GTI and the light comes on and off as it feels, a OBD scan shows like 00257 abs inlet valve front left and 00265 abs outlet valve front left, i was wondering what is required to upgrade to the Teves20 newer abs system that i can pull from a VW Mk3 Golf 1.9 TDI ? as lately it started to keep the light almost always on.
     
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    1. generally without those the car will run 'ok' but not as well as when they're all plugged in and working. The ecu will usually default to a base map

    2. depends on the ecu and who you ask :lol: for example most mk3 ecu it makes absolutly no difference, but apparently the vr6 ecu cannot properly trim without it. presumably its the same for mk4 ecu. since you have a mk3 with canister just plug it in and leave it plumbed as standard. for the vr6 swaps people just plug the valve in and dump it somewhere the ecu doesnt care if its actually plumbed in, just that its there

    3. as long as you have the full ecu and wiring its as simple as that, plus any plumbing you need to do but that'll be obvious. the mk4 systems almost as easy, they are compatible as mk3 abs sensors so its a case of mount it up and make sure the abs ecu can talk to your engine ecu over canbus if it needs to job done
     
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    If it is a MK3 or "A3" chassis, your vehicle immo, will not be compatible with a PQ34 24v EA390 ECU.
    There is a special technique used to De Immo the 022906032 ECUs and it varies if the ECU is from a PQ34 car or a PQ35 vehilce.
    ME7.1 is a differnet matter usually.


    I do prep these sorts of ECUs all the time mostly from EU territories. Mostly for classic car installations. I also own vehicles with those engines, including a MK2 (A2) Golf.

    USDM LEV1 ECUs have a few considerations, around your readiness requirements.
     
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    Thanks, i think for now i am done regarding questions (until finish stripping down the wiring although thanks to your mk3 ce2 - fusebox chart/Faq, jt seems that there is answer for everything.

    @Toyotec this is the ECU that came with the car.
    It was a VW Sharan 2.8L V6 24V 2004 engine code AYL (attached picture of the ECU).
    Hmm I can’t attach picture for some reasons..
     
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    So you are in the UK then?
     
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    @Toyotec I am from Kosovo if you know where it is.

    So here is my ECU (022 906 032 AS):
    IMG_7696.jpeg
    and the one that i borrowed that is de-immobilized (022 906 032 AR) - attached in the pictures below.
    IMG_7847.jpeg
    I was wondering if it was meant for the same engine as mine or if it is possible to send this one to the guy who attempted to immo-off so he can copy it from this one ?

    Also i do have a couple of new Questions @rubjonny

    1. The engine bay wiring harness (O2 Sensors,MAF, SAI, Blue, Orange, Brown, White, Blue connectors etc) that i have is pulled from a Seat Toledo 2.3 VR5 because the 2.8L 24V AYL engine that i got from the VW sharan, the engine bay wiring harness was sold before i purchased the engine, i only had the engine wiring harness, so i had to find the closest to appropriate 2nd half (engine bay) wiring harness.
    The wiring from the Seat Toledo VR5 does have only 2 Oxygen Sensors connectors (the 2 different connectors), i've seen some wiring harness have 4 Oxygen Sensors (2x per connector type)., should the car work fine with only the two oxygen sensors like one pre-cat and one post cat or whoever they are supposed to be placed.?.

    2. I pulled the Teves20 ABS from a VW MK3 1.9 TDI completely with the MasterCylinder and the Vaccum thing that goes to the brake pedal for easier Installation, i took the wiring as well and as i've seen there were like 4 single pin connectors inside to the Fusebox, the main green connector, 2 cables tied that go under the rear sets for rear abs sensors, two on the engine bay for each fender for abs sensors and 2 cables to positive Battery Connector and a wire to earth under the battery tray. When you said ECU when we talked for the ABS, i assume that the you meant the ABS ECU, the one under the ABS pump where the main abs connector/cable connects, right ?

    3. i did strip the wiring, it was a PITA to take the connectors out of the hole 1by1 and to remove that tape, tons of wires removed from the old ECU.
    I put back the wire chipped off into the car so i can test it, Yes the car does start and work fine key on off, fuel pump/relay working fine etc, but i do have an issue with the instrument cluster, the red oil pressure stays always on even when igniton turned off, so does the red coolant level/high temp one and the clock and the mfa display(s) are not working at all.

    4. About the AC, i think i found the two wires as they match colors with the T10 orange one, the Blue/Red one and the Green one, same colors on both MK3/Mk4 wires, on my MK3 GTI it was tied together after chipping the black tape off with the AC pressure switch and MFA outside temp sensor.

    5. i didn't quite understand the section for the oil pressure and the coolant temperature sensor.
    Oil Pressure: so the 24V ones won't work right ?, i will have to re-use/replace with the ones i had on the 2.0L 8V into the MK4 engine harness ?
    Coolant level: so into this one i have two sensors into the thermostat housing of the 24V, one is brown and one is gray, what does each one do, and which one do i need to replace with the one from my 2.0L 8V GTI engine ?.

    6. i have a brown/black wire from the radiator fan control module connector that somehow i lost track on where it used to be or may have been cut during the splicing.

    Thanks in advance.
     
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    1. this wiring loom is no good, you need a v6 24v version with 4 lambda probes, 2 wideband pre-cat and 2 narrowband post-cat. either that or modify the V5 loom to V6 spec by adding the missing lambda plug(s). You may have to modify some of the power feeds depending what car it came from also. If you delete the SAI coding from the ECU you can get rid of the post-cat lambdas

    2. yes just need complete abs loom and the matching abs ecu. then its really easy :)

    3. sounds like you have permanent live fed to ignition, look for a black thin wire from E/2, this is the ignition live for cluster and it should be fed to the black jumper block above ecu. its more likely to be an issue in the ecu harness though if the internal wiring wasnt touched at all so go back over your feeds. try unpluggin F, G1 and G2 one at a time to see if the cluster goes off. For mfa etc check you have earthed G1/5, this originally would have been earthed to the cylinder head but you can earth it inside the car

    5. remove the original 24v oil pressure switch, its no good. swap the mk3 golf switches over, you may find there is a spare oil tapping in the 24v oil cooler, if not you'll need a T piece to get both in there. coolant level is inside the coolant tank, you leave that alone. if you fitted mk4/sharan/whatever tank you just may need to splice the matching plug onto the mk3 wires, polarity doesnt matter. for coolant temp you either keep the 24v sensor and wire a resistor inline, or replace the 24v dash sensor with the mk3 golf one. whats the part numbers on the 24v sensors, one is probably for aircon the other dash+ecu I expect. you'll need to switch the mk3 aircon thermoswitch over as well

    6. chunky brown/black on the mk3 ac harness earths to the main stud under the battery tray :)
     
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    1. I will have to get back to this one later, after i am done with the MK3 wiring and have pretty much the rest working.

    2. Thanks, i pretty much pulled the Teves20 ABS altogether with the brake booster, ABS ECU etc, including the complete wiring harness.

    3. Are jumper blocks the ones above fusebox, there is a white, gray, green, blue and black ones and each have like 4-5 slots where you can plug single pin wires in ?
    About the engine Kilometers, are they stored into the cluster or they do display what's actually in the ECU ?
    MFA: you are right, i have this one disconnected, will give these fixes a try on the evening, as during the day i am working with clients, i am a car mechanic but wiring has never been my specialty but thanks to this thread that you did, i really learned a ton and getting so much more electrical work too thanks to you.

    4. I left the MK3 coolant tank since the connector was already there, didn't bother messing up with it.
    Will give the resistor a try so i assume i should place it between the T14a Pin 4 and the temp instrument cluster dash wire ?

    5. will check their part numbers and write them here.

    it's actually thin one, it comes from the radiator fan module next to the coolant tank and on the fender side and i have it cut there for some reasons, if that's an earth then fine, ill mount it under the battery tray.

    Thanks !
     
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    3. yep thats the one. mileage is stored in the cluster
    4. yep

    if its a thin brown/black from the fan control module it's probably the rad fan after-run thermoswitch which used to go thru the round engine plug which would explain why its cut :) check what pin on the FCM it is and let me know FCM part number as well I can confirm
     
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    Mfa and cluster fixed

    its pin 4 brown/black, fcm part number 357 919 506 A
     
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    Trying to help out a mate that’s doing a 1.8t swap with a AWU engine harness and I have been cross referencing some of the wires as there is a chopped wire off the n75 valve and there for some reason is no map sensor on the harness whatsoever. The car I have done a swap too which was aum code had the map sensor on the same harness on the injector/tb side but this one has nothing at all!
    Possibly removed before we got to it?
    Have gone through what wiring we have and there is no plug anywhere.

    We have two wires that we aren’t sure where they go off. They are:

    Yellow/black this looks like it goes to the variable cam timing and possibly the n75 valve? There is 1end of the wire with 2x cut wires from it.

    Purple/black

    Is it possible to get a map sensor pigtail and pin it into the harness somewhere else and where abouts to?



     
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    sniki: yep rad fan after-run thermoswitch. you'll need to retrieve it off the old engine if you want it to work, or maybe replace module with vr6 one and wire it up to control the 24v waterpump. if you can get part numbers off the thermoswitches I can look them up


    nickosy86: double check you have the correct polo main sensor harness. if not that'll explain it, as the map sensor is wired thru the T14a plug its not like a mk4 golf. yellow/black to VVT and N75 needs power, fuel relay or ignition

    where is the purple/black fed from, need to chase it to see for sure what it is
     
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    The purple/ black wire is halfway through the engine harness. It almost is at the same location where the yellow/black glue conduit joiner is where it splits to go to the vvt and n75. When I had a look at the harness found that the yellow/black wire was tied up into the purple/black wire? Might have to do some chasing to follow it down and see where it goes.

    Can’t find the map sensor at all in the wiring I got. The awu harness is off a new beetle. Managed to get a cut of wiring for it to rejoin into the harness. How would I go about wiring up the map sensor into the t14a? From what I’ve got it’s a 4 pin plug with 3x wires.
     
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    is it a chunky one? could be main power feed for coils and ecu. does the join you found look factory or is it a DIY job

    sorry yes the diagram I'm looking at is new beetle, not sure where I got polo from :lol:

    do you actually have the 14 pin plug on the loom? if someone has gone in and been splicing perhaps they cut it off entirely which would explain the loose fly leads you have found

    assuming its all beetle wiring:

    1 - brown/blue - tap into main sensor common earth to ecu (basically find a brown/blue wire on one of the other sensors and tap it. if you look near ecu-ish you'll find the main splice point for this)
    2 - n/a
    3 - purple/green - tapped into same wire as cam sensor purple/green. on that note start at cam sensor and chase this wire, you'll probably find the cut wire for map sensor
    4 - purple/grey - ecu pin 101

    on the 14 pin plug its T14a pin 10 -> map sensor pin 3, 13 -> 1 and 14 -> 4
     
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    Is it possible that is this one mounted on the Air Intake Manifold on the MK3 2.0L 8V GTI, is it supposed to be like a security measure in case the the fan switch on the radiator fails so it turns the fans on ? Or it has different function ? Shall i bin it or keep it, if keep it, where would i normally place it on my 24V engine (attached picture below)
    IMG_7876 2.jpeg

    Also a couple of new questions raising as i WIP into the wiring part:

    1. Coolant Temperature Sensor: Here i am confused a lot, like i previously said, on thermostat housing there are two sensors, brown and gray, i heard that one of them is for the car idle to be higher when the car is cold (cold start), is that correct ?
    And the other one is supposed to be the temp level sensor, but the problem is they are both 2 pin connectors which does confuse me a lot with your coolant section as there is no MK4 4pin sensor, or is it placed somewhere else on the engine which i don't think i've seen any.
    What am i supposed to do with the wiring in this regard (picture attached below)
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    Or try method 1 first with the resistor which as i understood, put it between the T14a Pin 4 and G2/3 wire am i correct ?

    2. There was also a hose that came from the inside (heating) radiator to the side of the block which had a black 2 pin sensor which i don't know what it was supposed to be, i need to know whether i need to bin that wire and connector or not (picture attached below)
    IMG_7875.jpeg

    3. Oil Pressure Sensor: i installed the 1.8 bar (056919081E) white Oil Pressure switch and ran a wire from it to the G2/11 (blu/blk - low oil pressure warning switch) and the red oil light on the instrument cluster doesn't blink anymore when the car starts but it rather stays on now, instead of being turned off, have i done something wrong in this regard ?
    Also the 2.0L 8V had another one on the engine head on the side, a black one with a black wire, was that supposed to be the G2/10 (yel - high oil pressure warning switch) or something else ?, If so what should i do with it on the 24V engine ?
    Will have to remove the coolant and remove the front again with rad and fans as i don't have any clearance to put my hand and unscrew the tapped hole to fit the oil temp sensor for MFA.

    4. VSS: what i did there is i placed a MK4 Sensor so the 24V engine connector can work (if that is supposed to be the right way).
    I did run the T10 Orange Pin 6 blue/white wire to W/1 basically to Blue Jumper where there are 2 additional ones connected, one to abs and one to dash i assume, tested the car with one wheel lifted put it on 5th gear but the Vehicle Speed gauge doesn't move, have i done something wrong, was i supposed to run extra wires in order to have it to work, like chipping off the old connector or something, or just use the mk3 sensor with the standard connector but will that cause issues to the engine/ecu ? Sorry for asking too much but english is not my native and i am trying at my best to understand each section by reading it many times but there are a few sentences that i need to read many times to understand or don't get it at all and rather have to ask on a more noob friendly way.

    5. RPM Gauge: as i understood, my MK3 GTI Cluster won't work without a 6 cyl to 4 cyl signal converter or would rather have to switch to VR6 clocks right ?.
    As for wiring Orange T10 Pin 9 to G1/12 and it should work fine, am i right there ?

    6. Post #1 Correction: On my AYL 2.8L 24V engine the T14a pin 9 is not an earth to battery or head, instead it's the Positive(+) power feed for coilpack, i struggled so much before asking on one of my first posts here to start the engine, i don't know how i accidentally put that wire to Positive to just give it a try and realized it was all that wire that gave me all the headache, without it the engine won't start, won't have spark.
    If it was a typo, where am i supposed to wire it, on an ignition wire or ?

    7. Diagnostics Port: Should the MK3 one work fine, just wire it to work with MK4 ECU or i need to replace it to a Mk4 one, would prefer keeping the original/it's original location if possible.

    Thanks in advance !
     

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