Total Racing Products V10 Intercooler Pump Harness (Engine Bay or Frunk Location) With Pierburg Pal Integration (New LIN Bus Pumps) – R8/Huracan

$319.99$629.97

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Description

ALL NEW! These are compatible with new LIN Bus CWA400 pumps with the help of Pierburg Pal integration! In March 2024, Pierburg removed PWM from these pumps. Utilizing a Pierburg Pal and this harness, you can now control your CWA400 pumps again while utilizing a PWM signal or by plugging in a 3.5 bar MAP sensor.

This harness is intended to power a Pierburg CWA400 water pump that is mounted in a V10’s front trunk (frunk) or in the engine bay on the USDM passenger side.

For Frunk Usage:

This harness is intended to get its switched power source from the 12V wire leading to the cigarette lighter plug in the frunk. The PWM signal wire provided is long enough to be routed through your V10’s interior and to the farthest ECU’s half-bridge output.

For Engine Bay Usage:

Included with the harness is an add-a-fuse that can be tapped into the USDM passenger side fuse box for switched power to the relay.

 

If you are using one of TRP’s High Flow Ice Tanks that utilize two pumps, you will need to purchase one of these harnesses for each pump.


NOTE: Pierburg Pals are sold separately. You can purchase a Pierburg Pal here: https://totalracingproducts.com/PierburgPal

 

Not all wiring is created equally. We use TXL wire featuring XLPE insulation that is heat, flame, gasoline, grease, and acid resistant and is used in extreme temperature applications of -40°F to 257°F!

 

PIERBURG PAL INFORMATION:

 

As of approximately March 2024, all newly produced Pierburg CWA400 water pumps ship with different electronics, removing the ability to control pump speed via PWM. This change greatly impacts the performance automotive community as these pumps are heavily favored as the pump of choice due to their excellent flow, OEM reliability, packaging, and speed control. Unfortunately, the only way to control the speed of the pumps now is via LIN Bus, a common communication protocol used by auto manufacturers like BMW.
Total Racing Products figured out a solution and we call it Pierburg Pal. Pierburg Pal, or PP for short, is a multi-functioning LIN Bus controller to immediately address this lack of speed control issue. PP is terminated with a motorsport-grade Deutsch 8-pin connector and has a two way switch to select between both functions the PP can provide.
Switch Position 1: PWM Speed Control Mode In this mode, you can control your pump with similar logic the previous revision CWA400s accepted, utilizing a high side PWM output from your favorite ECU, such as a Motec. The PP is looking for a 100Hz signal while speed is controlled by duty cycle from 0 to 100%. Speed control is linear. The PP interprets the PWM signal and outputs the commands to the water pump over LIN Bus.
Switch Position 2: Pressure Sensor Speed Control Mode Many owners/tuners have no way to send a PWM signal for speed control because their stock ECU or standalone ECU doesn’t support this feature. With a 3.5 Bar absolute pressure sensor connected, such as a MAP sensor from TRP or AEM, speed is ramped based on Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP). In vacuum, the pump begins to ramp faster as values start to increase. By the time positive boost pressure is achieved, the pump will be ramped to full speed. PP has pins onboard its 8 pin connector to provide 5V power, ground, and receive the signal from the MAP sensor being utilized.