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Old 04-04-2012, 09:05 AM
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My 5.3 engine was originally a DBW. I still have that TB and computer. I did not get the TAC or pedal from that truck. My question is do I just go the junk yard and pull out a pedal and TAC from another truck? Does it have to be the same year and engine? How picky are these computers when mixing and matching parts?
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Interested in the info too. Lets see???
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what year is it? 03-05 need to have tac and pedal from an 03-05 to work properly. Basicly match them from the ecu you have.
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I have a follow-on question. I have an 03 Yukon XL engine (DBW), computer, and harness. I plan to go back and pull the pedal, but where is the tac module located for this vehicle?
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should be on the fire wall. Look for a black plastic box with metal/aluminum mounting tabs. Be sure to get the wiring that goes from the pedal to the tac box. It goes thru the firewall and is a short harness be carful not to damage it.
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The best thing is to have all the parts from the same year truck. They dont have to be out of the same truck. It was nice that I got all my stuff together out of the same truck. Works great, had to shorten the pedal about 5" or so.
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if you end up needing the wire harness from the pedal to the tac, I think I paid $30 for it from current performance.
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I was told the engine was out of a 2006 Silverado. I am on the fence about going with a DBW or DBC setup. There are a few pedal/TAC setups in the for sale threads but it sounds like I don't want to just go buy any pedal/ TAC setup. I was going to get a pedal and TAC from PSI Conversions, the same people I am getting the harness from. Umm decisions, decisions
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I love my DBW.
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I agree with you, Vette, about the DBW. It sounds like the best way to go. I have been calling around today to try to find a pedal/TAC assembly. I found one for $100 which does not seem like a bad price. It is out of a 2007 6.0 truck with a 24 tooth reluctor wheel. The guy also has the harness and computer out of the same truck and will sell the pedal, TAC, computer, and harness for $200. Which sounds even better. I already have a computer but I guess I can sell that for a few bucks.

The other issue is I am going to use a 4l60e in my swap and the truck mentioned above has a 4l80e in it. Will this harness and computer work with the 4l60e? Of course, it will need to be converted. But I am asking can it be done and does all this make sense? My mind is spinning with this swap.
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Originally Posted by kirk69nova
I agree with you, Vette, about the DBW. It sounds like the best way to go. I have been calling around today to try to find a pedal/TAC assembly. I found one for $100 which does not seem like a bad price. It is out of a 2007 6.0 truck with a 24 tooth reluctor wheel. The guy also has the harness and computer out of the same truck and will sell the pedal, TAC, computer, and harness for $200. Which sounds even better. I already have a computer but I guess I can sell that for a few bucks.

The other issue is I am going to use a 4l60e in my swap and the truck mentioned above has a 4l80e in it. Will this harness and computer work with the 4l60e? Of course, it will need to be converted. But I am asking can it be done and does all this make sense? My mind is spinning with this swap.
If all the stuff is for that year or interchangable I would go for it. As for the trans question, I know you can go from 4l60e to 4l80e with a minor wiring swap in the trans connector. I don't really know about the other way. Someone on this site sent me a link to painless wiring PDF with the wiring mods and I copied the actual PDF file. If you PM me your email I will send it to you. I can't seem to post the file here. The file is just too big and I can't find the link or the damn PDF on the painless site.



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