1. FD3s APEXi Power FC: APEXi Part # 414BZ004 (NOT included in kit)
2. Banzai Racing S5/FD PFC Harness Adapter
3. Banzai Racing GM 3-Bar Map Sensor Harness Adapter
4. Banzai Racing IAT Sensor Harness Adapter
5. GM 3-Bar Map Sensor
6. FD3s Intake Air Temp (IAT) Sensor
7. Either of the following options: (NOT included in kit)
   • Additional FC Trailing Coil Pack (Recommended)
   • FD Igniter & Connector
8. PS/2 Extension Cable (NOT included in kit & optional)
9. Electric Fan & Relay (NOT included in kit & optional)
10. Banzai Racing FC3s PFC Commander Holder (NOT included in kit & optional)

1. Soldering Iron & Solder
2. Shrink Tubing
3. M10 x 1.25 thread Tap
4. Basic Hand Tools

Harness Adapter, FD APEXi Power FC, PS/2 Cable & PFC Commander Holder

#1 Harness Adapter	#2 Adapter Installed	#3 PFC Installed	#4 PS/2 Cable Installed	PFC Commander Holder

Map Sensor and Air Intake Temperature Sensor & Harness Adapters

# 5 IAT/Map Sensor Harness Adapters	#6 GM 3-Bar Map Sensor	#7 Air Intake Temp Sensor	#8 FC Trailing Coil Pack

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1. Disconnect the battery.
2. Ensure that you have all items and tools required.
3. Connect the Banzai Racing S5/FD PFC Harness Adapter (Pic #1) to the APEXi Power FC. (Pic #2)
4. Remove ECU by disconnecting from engine harness. Remove Super-AFC and/or FCD if installed, at the ECU.
5. Reconnect engine harness connectors to the Banzai Racing S5/FD PFC Harness Adapter. Engine harness is now connected to the Power FC (Pic #3).
6. The Speed Sensor signal originates in the instrument cluster. Connect the single 6' Unterminated wire on the adapter to the Green w/ Red Striped wire at either of the following locations;
   • The Cruise Control CPU; located behind the kick panel on the driver-side of the vehicle.
   • The Power Steering CPU; located under the dash.
   • If you do not have either of these installed in your vehicle, you can connect it to the Green w/ Red striped wire exiting the back of the instrument cluster.
   • Note: Connection of this wire is optional, and is for commander display purposes only. The commander will read out in Kilometers/Hour. It does not effect the operation of the PFC.
7. Remove factory Boost Sensor and replace with GM 3-Bar Map Sensor (Pic #6) using the Banzai Racing Map Sensor Adapter Harness.
8. Install FD Intake Air Temp Sensor (Pic #7), using Banzai Racing IAT Harness Adapter.
• You can install the IAT Sensor in the stock location by re-tapping the hole (M10 x 1.25 thread). Remove intake elbow from vehicle in order to prevent any metal shavings from dropping into your engine.
• The sensor is not polarized, so it does not matter which wires you connect.
9. Install modified Trailing Coil Pack with secondary igniter (Pic # 8). Click Here for complete 'How To'. (If you prefer to install the FD Igniter, Click Here for complete 'How To').
10. Remove AFM (Air Flow Meter) and attach Air Filter directly to TID (Turbo Inlet Duct).
11. Check all your connections.
12. Recheck all your connections.
13. Are you sure that your connections are correct? Recheck connections again.
14. Reconnect the battery.
15. Turn ignition switch to "ON" position and verify that the PFC Commander lights up.
16. If PFC Commander does not light up, recheck connections.
17. If you have access to a Datalogit, load supplied Base Map.
18. Start your car, and verify you have spark at the trailing coils.
19. As with all aftermarket engine management systems, have your car tuned by a professional.

Additional Notes:

• Due to our preferred location for the Power FC, we installed a PS/2 Extension Cable (Pic #4). This allows easy access for Datalogit connection. Click Here for complete 'How To' instructions.
• The Banzai Racing S5/FD PFC Harness Adapter is configured so that Power FC can be used in conjunction with a relay to turn on an electric fan at a programmable water temp. The supplied base map is already configured to turn on an E-fan at 87° Celsius. Click Here for 'How To'.
• You may want to consider installing the FC3s Banzai Racing PFC Commander Holder