soundengineer

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I'm looking for the connector that is actually on the LS1 PCM... not the one on the wiring harness.. I need the Male version.

I'm actually going to use it for a project that involves testing a stand alone PCM on a car that currently has an LS1 and wiring harness...
I'm going to make a custom pigtail to use for testing and demonstration to a customer..
that way its a plug and play walk in and show it off demo that can be used to sell a particular product that I wont mention at this time...

If anybody knows where I can get the connector please let me know as soon as possible....



Thanks for all your help in advance...


(or if anybody has a bricked LS1 pcm they would send me, I'll pay for shipping, and disassemble it myself to get the connectors)

aknovaman

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Attempting dual PCM operation?

One for E85 and one for std fuel?

Been there done that already.

soundengineer

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negative ghostrider.....
as stated above.. its so I can show off a stand alone system that can use the LS1 sensors...

aknovaman

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Any salvage yard has them for close to $20 especially V6 PCM's. I have six dead ones. Where are you located?

soundengineer

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Nashville...
are the V6 pcm's the same connector?

Pop N Wood

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Go to a pick and pull and dismantle a PCM to get the connector. They probably won't even charge you.

aknovaman

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Yes, V6 are the same 80 pin connector just different guide pin position on the PCM case and harness (colored pin covers). Red harness covers are harder to come by used so most guys just slice off the guide pins on the side of the white or green harness pin covers. That way you can use '03 through '05 harnesses on cheap '99-02 PCM's.
Confused yet?

soundengineer

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thats all I needed to know...
I'll go hit the Pull-a-part here and see if I can find one...

I'm just going to bastardize it, cut it open, rip its guts out, and desolder the connector to use it for a different project...LOL

Pocket

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98+ FWD cars have them more than the trucks