1986 TI Logic Module Wiring Diagram
(and '87 L-body TI)
This page contains information specific to the 1986 Turbo I Logic Modules. 

In the 1987 L-body platform did not recieve the same electronics updates that the other platforms received.  Therefore, this pages also applies to the 1098 TI l-body vehicles. 

These logic modules have the MAP sensor built into the logic module case and is connected internally.

Supposedly starting in mid-1986, some Turbo I logic moduels were equipped with the electronics necessary to control the Turbo II 4-wire AIS MOTOR.  There is no way to identify them from the outside if a particular logic module has this capability.  The only way to tell is to open it and look for the eleectronics. 

CONNECTORS

The Logic Module has two 25 pin conectors.  The following sections contain a diagrama nd a pin-out for each.  The wire colors are in hte color/tracer format(BK/WT = Black wire w/ white tracer/strip.) 
Below is a list of color abbreviations:
Code
BK
BR
DB
DG
GY
COLOR
Black
Brown
Dark Blue
Dark Green
Grey
Code
LB
LG
OR
PK
RD
COLOR
Light Blue
Light Green
Orange
Pink
Red
Code
TN
VT
WT
YL
COLOR
Tan
Violet
White
Yellow
RED CONNECTOR
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Wire Gauge
-
22
20
-
22
22
18
18
-
18
20
22
20
22
20
-
20
18
20
-
20
18
18
18
18
CIRCUIT
-
K16
Y1
-
R31
K15
K14
K14
-
N7
DK21
T21
DK20
Z6
Y4
-
K19
N1
Y6
-
C7
N2
N6
K5
N5
Wire Color
-
VT/YL
GY/WT
-
DG/OR
YL
DB/WT
DB/WT
-
GY/BK
PK
GY/LB
LG
LB/BK
LB
-

DB/YL
GY/RD
LG/BK
-
DB/PK
BR/WT
OR
BK/WT
BK/LB
Wire Color
-
Injector Control Signal
Injector On Signal
-
Voltage Regulation Signal
Anti-Dwell Signal
Ignition Feed (J2)
Ignition Feed (J2)
-
Ignition Reference Sensor
Serial Communications Interface (TX)
Tachometer Gauge Signal
Serial Communications Interface (RX)
Navigator Fuel Monitor Signal
Barometric-Read Solenoid Signal
-
ASD Relay Signal
AIS motor signal (Open)
Wastegate Solenoid Signal
-
Radiator Fan Relay
AIS Motor Signal (Close)
8V power supply from power module
Signal ground at fuel rail bolt
Signal ground to sensors
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