3.0 trans swap to manual - electrical questions

kc15842

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I installed most parts from a donor 92 including the engine harness,clutch and brake pedal bracket including the switches. I also intend to connect the clutch bypass switch which allows the truck to start without fully depressing the clutch pedal. I have a little problem I cant find anything in the FSM on the wiring or the adjustment for the 2nd clutch pedal switch.
I have the procedures for the switch at the firewall but not the switch mounted closest to the driver. Odd 2 switches on the clutch pedal side. The switch at the firewall appears to be normally open while the other is normal closed.
 
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This is the circuit I'm attempting to add.

My Truck: 1992 4Runner- SR5 originally equipped 3.0 w/Automatic Trans.
Donor Truck: 1992 4Runner 3.0 w/manual trans
removed all 5 speed hardware and engine harness w/ECU and switches from clutch start circuit
I created the circuit for the manual trans by adding the clutch start cancel switch and the clutch start switch. I spliced the B-Y at the ignition connector as well as the B-R. This may be my first mistake and the second was not removing the W-B from the original Automatic circuit.

I fried the W-B while cranking and engaging the clutch pedal, closing the switch. I also had no fuel pump when cranking.
As you could tell electrical wiring is not my thing... any advice would be appreciated, thanks
 

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I've chased most connections between the AFM, TPS, and the ECU. I have a trouble code of 22 so I checked the water temp sensor which was good and it was good when it ran 6 months ago. This code puzzles me as much of this electrical BS. Also checked connections between the circuit open relay and the EFI main relay. It seems odd that I only have fuel pressure when i manually jump at the diagnostic port.
I will chase this issue over the weekend then I'll ask for professional help. Any good electrical guys in the inland Empire area?
 

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