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Drive-by-wire system (Electronic Throttle Control System or ETCS-i). The accelerator pedal has an integrated position sensor.

| Version | Vehicle Examples | Key Features | |--------|----------------|--------------| | (pre-1996) | Hilux Surf, early Hiace, some Prado | 3-plug ECU, basic diagnostics, 2-row main connector | | Late (1996-2002+) | Prado 90/95, later Hiace, Granvia | 4-plug ECU, OBD-II support (JDM or Euro), immobilizer in some markets |

Connects to the turbo map sensor. Measures boost pressure to calculate the correct air-to-fuel ratio. 1kz ecu pinout

2. Typical 1KZ-TE ECU Connector Layout (34+22+16 Pin System)

: In many models like the HiAce or Surf, the ECU is located behind the glovebox or near the passenger-side door pillar. : Pinouts can vary slightly between the , KZN185 , and Measures boost pressure to calculate the correct air-to-fuel

This connector aggregates the analog and digital signals from the engine block, intake tract, and pedal assembly to let the ECU calculate engine load. Pin Number Terminal Label Description / Function Wire Color (Typical) VCC +5V Sensor Power Supply (To TPS and Map Sensor) Blue / Yellow C2 VTA Throttle Position Sensor (TPS) Signal Yellow / Green C3 PIM Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor (Turbo MAP Sensor) Yellow / Black C4 THW Water (Coolant) Temperature Sensor Green / White C5 THA Intake Air Temperature Sensor Yellow / Red C11 NE+ Crankshaft / Engine Speed Position Sensor (+) C12 NE- Crankshaft / Engine Speed Position Sensor (-) C19 E2 Sensor Ground Circuit Brown / Black 3. Critical Wire Functions Explained

I can then provide the exact diagram or wire colors for your specific setup. : Pinouts can vary slightly between the ,

The most critical pin on the ECU. It switches the ground side of the spill control valve rapidly to control fuel injection volume and engine shutdown.

Pin A3 (ground) corrodes. Symptoms include random stalling and low injection pump pressure.

Main ECU grounds. E1 is usually the case ground, while E2 is the sensor ground. 2. Engine Vital Sensors

Note: Wire colors and pin positions can vary based on the specific vehicle chassis (KZN185 vs KZN130, etc.). Always verify with a multimeter.