Lotus Electrical Cooling Tuning 031212 PDF
Lotus Electrical Cooling Tuning 031212 PDF
Change Log:
Updated 1/14/2011 for Tachometer & Shift Light
Updated 2/22/2011 to show actual EDIS to Coil Wiring
Updated 3/02/2011 to add Weber jet data
Updated 3/12/2012 added Radiator temp switch; updated Weber/OER tuning
Megajolt /EDIS
Behind Passenger Battery
Seat Alternator
Main Wiring Loom
Throttle Position
Serial Connector for
Switch Front Carb Ground
MegaJolt inside
Glove Box Lug
Headlight/
Fan Relays
Fuse Block and Back up
Ground Turn Signal Switch
30 Amp Main
Lug Relays
Fuse Behind Ash
Tray
Gauge Voltage
Stabilizer Attached
Radiator to Temp Gauge Ground Lug
Fan Thermo Behind
switch Passenger
Seat Coil
Ground Lug
Under Fuse
Block
Oil Sender
VR Sensor Under
Header/Flywheel
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Dash Layout
Ash tray
MegaJolt
Serial Cable
(inside)
Red
Orange
Brown
Lucas 3 Pole
Red
Pink
10 Gauge
Starter Switch
Blue
#44 Alt Exciter
1
White
Purple
30 Amp
2
Fuse
Charge
3 Lamp
10 Gauge
Blue/Red
Red
Blue/White
Solenoid Nippon Denso
Lucas Starter Switch
Alternator
Europa Spares #47SA B
S
Fusible Link
Dean 09/06/2010 Black/White IG L
Odyssey
10 Gauge
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Ignition
Lucas Toggle
Off On
Power Map Option
Ground
Red
Lug Green/Red
Lug 1 2
EDIS-4
Red
Black
White
Blue
Rear Bulkhead Yellow Rear Bulkhead
Red
Black
Blue
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Coil
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MegaJolt Lite Jr V4
Ford EDIS-4
Black and Fuel pump
Ground Red in Ground Ground
Shielded to Battery
cable to VR
Sensor
Pink Brown and
Power Orange in
From #55 Shielded
Coil Pos cable to
MegaJolt
Yellow and
Blue +
Purple ground to
Tach Out Coil
VR/Coil
Red – and TPS to
Choke Engine
power not
used
White and
Pink Blue +
Power Serial Power to
From #55 Cable to TPS
Coil Pos Glove Box
470 OHM
Cathode
side (flat)
1
Black 2
Purple Brown
3
Orange Lucas 3 Pole
Starter Switch
Purple
Bullet
Lug
Ground
Lug Spade
Lug
Smiths RVC
Tachometer
1
Red
2 Lucas 3 Pole
Starter Switch
3
terminal 1 is for the power
terminal 2 is for trigger lead which will go to terminal on coil marked 'cb' or earth
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High Indicator
3 Red
3
Tan
Full Size Relay 5 Full Size Relay
1-2 energized 5-3
5
1-2 energized 5-3
Blue/White
High/Low
Lucas
Brown/Red
Switch
LT Blue
7 8 2
3
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Turn Signals / Front Park / Rear Brake Lights
LED Indicator
Turn Turn
Park
470 OHM
Park
470 OHM
Left Right
Light Blue Blue
Yellow Green Red Blue
Brown Brown
Yellow
Left Panel
Left Panel
Diode
Diode
Turn Signal
>I
>I
Brown
1 2 Brake
Brake Switch
Headlight Orange
Lucas Toggle 3 4
Off On On Turn Green
5 6 Behind Center instrument Panel Orange
7 8 Stop Stop
Turn Turn
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Dual Filament Left Dual Filament Right
Fuel Pump
Yellow
Orange
Brown
Lucas 3 Pole
Pink
Fuel Pump
Yellow
3
Carter
Passenger Firewall 1 Fuel 2
Odyssey Pump
Ground
| | AC
Blue
Behind Center Fan
Fan instrument Panel Black
Gray 1 4 2
Painless
185 on – 175 off
Thermo-switch
#30111 Fan 5
Fan
Gray Fan
Mini Relay
F578B-14B192-AA
3
At rest 5-4; 1-2 energized 5-3
Gray
Behind Center instrument Panel
Summit 10”
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Wiper Motor
31 Ignition Switch Acc
Orange
Blue/Light Green
Brown/light green
Off On On 3
1 2 4
3 4 Relay 5
Green
5 6 30 87a
7 8
87
Lucas Off-On-On Toggle Switch 85 86
Europa Spares #119
Gauges
Red Gauge
Solid State Voltage
Oil Light Stabilizer
Battery Instruments E
Attached to Temp Gauge
12 Volt 10 Volt to Temp Gauge and Fuel Gauge
Lt Blue
Temp
12V Power to Radiator Fuel
Thermo Switch See page 13 Gauge
Oil Gauge
Blue
Gauge
Green
Engine
Lt Blue
Sender
Remote
Located under Intake Sender Light Green
Remote Remote
Manifold on Zetec block (was trunk light)
Sender Sender
Corrected to show Fuel Located on Remote Oil
Gauge off 10Volt and Oil Filter Housing
Located in Thermostat
Gauge off 12 Volt ISSPRO RA9XXX Sender 240- Output Hose
33 Ohm in left Fuel Tank
240 = empty; 33 = full
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Lotus Europa Wiring Diagrams
Reference Material
National Semiconductor's "LM2940T-10.0" and NTE Electronics' "NTE1953" are low dropout (LDO) solid-state voltage regulators. If you supply
either of them with a DC voltage between 10.5V and about 30V, they will provide a constant output voltage of 10.0V. Similar to an old-
fashioned bimetallic Voltage Stabilizer, they can't boost voltage: so if the supply voltage drops to below about 10.5V, these LDO's will
"dropout" and simply pass through whatever supply voltage is available.
Note: there are other alternative voltage regulators that could also be used. One example is Texas Instruments' part number "UA7810CKCS"
(a.k.a. "7810" or "LM7810") which frankly you're probably more likely to find at your local Radio Shack. The main advantage of the National
Semiconductor or NTE Electronics devices is their somewhat lower dropout specification.
Also needed: just a few basics including a soldering iron, solder, about six inches of insulated wire, heat shrink tubing (or possibly electrical
tape), etc.
Directions
1. Disconnect the car's battery and remove the original Voltage Stabilizer from the car. (Note: the Voltage Stabilizer is mounted on the
drivers-side firewall just above the steering column.)
2. Open the voltage regulator by carefully prying back the tabs that clamp the metal cover to the plastic base.
3. Cut and remove the old bimetallic regulator mechanism, being careful to leave enough of the two terminals for soldering wires onto them
later.
4. Prepare your solid-state voltage regulator by cutting off the center of its three terminals. (This terminal is nominally a "ground"
connection, and it would be redundant with the mounting tab in our installation. They're connected internally...)
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5. Using a short length of wire, jumper between the solid-state voltage regulator's VIN (12V in) terminal to the "B" terminal on the plastic
base. Carefully solder both connections.
6. Using a short length of wire, jumper between the solid-state voltage regulator's VOUT (10V out) terminal to the "I" terminal on the plastic
base. Carefully solder both connections.
7. The LED indicator is optional. Its purpose is just to show that the system is powered and grounded, and that the voltage regulator is
functioning. The LED is connected at one end to the voltage regulator's 10V "OUT" terminal, and at the other end it's connected to ground
through a 1000 Ohm resistor.
8. To function properly, the solid-state regulator must be electrically well-grounded to the rest of the vehicle. Accomplish this by (first)
connecting it to the voltage regulator's metal cover with a machine screw and nut. Note: the voltage regulator itself must in turn be
grounded to the car by its mounting. If the fasteners are corroded or dirty, they should be cleaned at this time.
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Lucas 2 speed plus park wiper
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On most ND three pin plug style alternators the pins are marked as "L" / "S" / "IG" The only other connection is usually a large single post terminal
marked "B" This is the main wire connected to your battery and is hot at all times.
"IG" This is the Ignition wire and issues the "wake up" to energise the circuit when ignition is switched on
"L" This terminal is connected through to the charge warning light on your instrument cluster
"S" This terminal is connected to your battery source and is hot at all times, it may even be connected to the main wire on the large B terminal in
the loom but more often to the battery through a fusible link
Smiths
ISSPRO
Radiator
Radiator
Fan Thermo Smiths
switch Gauge Temp
Sensor
Heater
21569 1999
Contour
21569
2001 Thermostat
ZETEC
Heater
Control Water pump
MegaJolt GM
Temp Sensor
Heater
Valve
Expansion Tank
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