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Am using an #0411 F-Body computer. What pin-out, if any, has a 128K VSS pulse? thanks
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On the C2 PCM connector:

pin 20 is VSS low sig.
pin 21 is VSS hi sig.
pin 50 is VSS output.
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Originally Posted by eseibel67
On the C2 PCM connector:

pin 20 is VSS low sig.
pin 21 is VSS hi sig.
pin 50 is VSS output.
Thank you. Wonder if pin 21 is 128K?
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Originally Posted by LS1GMCTruck
Am using an #0411 F-Body computer. What pin-out, if any, has a 128K VSS pulse? thanks

none, pin #50 is square wave 4000 pulse output
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What are you looking for the 128K pulse for? If you're adjusting the DRAC module on your truck let me know. When I built my carb'd 4th gen I used a GM truck DRAC module to drive the factory speedometer. I can check if I still have the diagrams and the table I used to calibrate the DRAC module if you'd like.
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Originally Posted by BRPhotrods
What are you looking for the 128K pulse for? If you're adjusting the DRAC module on your truck let me know. When I built my carb'd 4th gen I used a GM truck DRAC module to drive the factory speedometer. I can check if I still have the diagrams and the table I used to calibrate the DRAC module if you'd like.
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This is all that is needed to make my ABS operable again, I think. 1996 GMC fullsize. Thanks
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Yeah, the 128K only drives the ABS.
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I'm not sure there is one using the f-body tune... Could you use a truck tune instead? If so it would be C2/49. Might see if this output is present using the f-body tune if you have an oscilloscope.
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I did a 411 swap in my 96 Z71, I think my ABS still works , but I've never tried it
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Yeah...I wonder how you check if your ABS brakes work, after you wire "any" VSS to it? lol Whats the test?
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Originally Posted by LS1GMCTruck
Yeah...I wonder how you check if your ABS brakes work, after you wire "any" VSS to it? lol Whats the test?
stand on the brake pedal at 50 mph and see what happens I guess.....
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Originally Posted by oange ss
stand on the brake pedal at 50 mph and see what happens I guess.....
Just make sure to point the car/truck at a wall while testing it that way! You know it'll give you added incentive to make sure it works. J/K



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