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Old 01-20-2009, 09:58 AM
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i am putting an ls2/ls3 in my ls1 car. will the ls2 sensor work with my PCM. if not what do i do?

i am using an ls2 valley cover.
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Would that be the smaller Oil Press. Sensor like in the Trucks, and it uses the Connectors like on the TPS?
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yes it is smaller. i guess it also has a temp sensor built into it. how do i get this to work?

how do all you guys get the ls1 to ls2 to work
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I've never heard of it having a Temp Sensor built into it, unless that is for Oil Temp..

I figure the middle wire would be your signal wire like the single one on the LS1 Harnesses, but I could be wrong.

I hope someone has some insight to this as well, cause I would like to know.
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just bolt the stock ls1 oil sender in the ls2 valley cover. it's works fine, just sits a little higher up
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May be a little too high. Atleast you can't break the Truck ones as easily..
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Originally Posted by silverLSWON
just bolt the stock ls1 oil sender in the ls2 valley cover. it's works fine, just sits a little higher up
threads are different. i wish it was that easy. i might just have to tap it and make it work.
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There shouldnt be tapping neccessary, but this is an ls3... I was scratching my head until I just swapped the sensor and it fits perfect
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I thought they were the same Threads too..

I would check it again, maybe you started it crooked or something.
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Originally Posted by 1sick'98WS6
There shouldnt be tapping neccessary, but this is an ls3... I was scratching my head until I just swapped the sensor and it fits perfect
so just buy the ls1 sensor and see if it works? it looks so much bigger. but ok
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I know the ones from a Truck are small..
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It is much bigger, and the raised part of the valley cover only makes it taller. It looks goofy but it works. I called TSP about this when I was dealing with it, they said it is a direct swap
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the ls1 f-body sensor threaded right into the ls2 valley cover with no problems. it just sits about an 1 1 1/2 inch higher and looks funky but it clears the cowl panel just fine.
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^ ^ ^ if it is that much taller. can i cut it down?
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I wouldn't suggest cutting it, your talking about cutting a sensor lol
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^ ^ ^ no :LOL: the port on the valley cover
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no do not cut it down, it's actually better that way IMO. you can see the sensor easier when you pull the intake off so you have a less chance of breaking it like some people do. also its easier to change out the sensor if it goes bad.
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^ ^ ^ googd call.

thanks guys.



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