A/T ECU Computer Pin Guide

Applies directly to our truck.

Figure: A/T-ECU connector pinout diagram (36-pin connector layout)

Pin table

Pin #CircuitConditionReading
1Shift Control Solenoid Valve No.1Lever POS “D”0V
1Shift Control Solenoid Valve No.1Lever POS “2”12-14V
6TPS SensorFull Closed (Idle)0.4-1.0V
6TPS SensorFull Open (Throttle)4.5-5.5V
7Battery PowerIGN Switch OFF0V
7Battery PowerIGN Switch ON12-14V
9Ground (-)—0V
10Ground (-)—0V
12Throttle Position Sensor (+)IGN Switch ON4.5-5.5V
23Ignition Coil (-)Engine Idle4.0-10.0V
23Ignition Coil (-)3000+ RPM0.3-3.0V
27Inhibitor Switch (Gear Position “2”)Lever POS “2”12-14V
28Inhibitor Switch POS “D”Lever POS “D”12-14V
30Speed Sensor (-)Above 10km/h (6.2 mph)AC 0.2V+
31Speed Sensor (+)Above 10km/h (6.2 mph)AC 0.2V+
35Inhibitor Switch POS “L”Lever POS “L”12-14V

Note: Not all pins are used.

(verify printed p.177) — Pin 2 (Shift Control Solenoid Valve No.2, Lever POS “L”) and Pin 3 (Shift Control Solenoid Valve No.3, Turbocharged) are not included in the table above. The source text runs these two rows together with a jumbled block of conditions/values (“0V”, “Lever POS D”, “Below 20% Throttle Opening 1-2 Shift”, “12-14V”, “12V (2Sec)”, “Engine: Idle”) that cannot be confidently split between the two pins. Given Pin 3 is the turbocharged-only solenoid, this gap is directly relevant to our truck — do not guess these two rows; check the printed page before using Pin 2/Pin 3 for diagnosis.