6.0l truck wiring harness question
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6.0l truck wiring harness question
Started on my wire harness tonight and have a few wires left from the C2 underhood fusebox plug that I'm having a hard time figuring out what they need to go to. All five go to the neutral safety switch but not sure what i need to hook them up to. It is a 2001 6.0l harness. I've searched but no luck. Thanks for any input.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
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Started on my wire harness tonight and have a few wires left from the C2 underhood fusebox plug that I'm having a hard time figuring out what they need to go to. All five go to the neutral safety switch but not sure what i need to hook them up to. It is a 2001 6.0l harness. I've searched but no luck. Thanks for any input.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
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Here's the schematic that shows the wires going to the PCM pins.
Are you using the PCM to control the starter or are you using the transplanted vehicle start circuit? If it's the later and there is already a neutral start switch on the shifter then you can delete the switch assembly on the trans shift shaft. If you do this then the PCM needs to be programmed accordingly.
Are you using the PCM to control the starter or are you using the transplanted vehicle start circuit? If it's the later and there is already a neutral start switch on the shifter then you can delete the switch assembly on the trans shift shaft. If you do this then the PCM needs to be programmed accordingly.
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Here's the schematic that shows the wires going to the PCM pins.
Are you using the PCM to control the starter or are you using the transplanted vehicle start circuit? If it's the later and there is already a neutral start switch on the shifter then you can delete the switch assembly on the trans shift shaft. If you do this then the PCM needs to be programmed accordingly.
Are you using the PCM to control the starter or are you using the transplanted vehicle start circuit? If it's the later and there is already a neutral start switch on the shifter then you can delete the switch assembly on the trans shift shaft. If you do this then the PCM needs to be programmed accordingly.
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At the shift shaft switch check with a multimeter while shifting to verify which two wires have continuity when in neutral and park. That's the PNP portion of the switch.
Run the ignition switch wire that's 12v+ in the crank position through the two wires and then on to the starter.
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All of the wires in the c-1 image above still go to the pcm. B,C,E, and G on that second 7 pin connector are the ones that I'm having trouble finding what i need to hook the wire up to.
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Started on my wire harness tonight and have a few wires left from the C2 underhood fusebox plug that I'm having a hard time figuring out what they need to go to. All five go to the neutral safety switch but not sure what i need to hook them up to. It is a 2001 6.0l harness. I've searched but no luck. Thanks for any input.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
C2 plug - Wire color - Description
F11 - yellow - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output
F9 - pink - fused ignition positive voltage
E3 - light green - Transmission mounted neutral safety switch output-park
F10 - purple/white - starter relay feed- coil
Also on this same plug their is a pink wire that goes from pin F2 to the C100 pin C. Is this just a jumper or what? Doesn't look like it goes to anything.
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Sorry to just hand you off but scrounge around in here for the starting schematic for your donor vehicle:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...-diagrams.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/conversio...-diagrams.html
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Well i sent Brendan(runs lt1swap.com) a email and he sent me this, which pretty much answers my question. Looks like i will just use the ones for the reverse light switch and remove/clip the others.
They all come out. Those wires COULD be used for a reverse light switch, or to wire up a safety switch to disable the starter in ranges other then park or neutral.
-Brendan.
There are only 4 wires from the switch that go to the computer, and these should be kept. (these will be the 4 on the smaller of the two plugs for the range sensor)
-Brendan.
They all come out. Those wires COULD be used for a reverse light switch, or to wire up a safety switch to disable the starter in ranges other then park or neutral.
-Brendan.
There are only 4 wires from the switch that go to the computer, and these should be kept. (these will be the 4 on the smaller of the two plugs for the range sensor)
-Brendan.