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ls1 controller
allright i have a 6.0 lq4 motor with a 24 tooth reluctor wheel and im wondering if the msd ls1/ls6 controller for the 24 tooth wheel will work instead of the ls2/ls7 controller for the 58 tooth reluctor
im trying to do a budget build and dont want to change the reluctor wheel if possible
any help will be appreciated
im trying to do a budget build and dont want to change the reluctor wheel if possible
any help will be appreciated
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allright i have a 6.0 lq4 motor with a 24 tooth reluctor wheel and im wondering if the msd ls1/ls6 controller for the 24 tooth wheel will work instead of the ls2/ls7 controller for the 58 tooth reluctor
im trying to do a budget build and dont want to change the reluctor wheel if possible
any help will be appreciated
im trying to do a budget build and dont want to change the reluctor wheel if possible
any help will be appreciated
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By "LS1" do you mean the carb'd LQ4 you mentioned earlier in this thread? If so, you'll want to wire up the backup light switch and the VSS (vehicle speed sensor) on the T56. For a carb with T56, most people leave CAGS and reverse lockout disconnected. This will be custom to your car, not an off the shelf harness.
If you are doing an actual fuel injected LS1/T56 swap, then the engine and trans should be in the same harness. CAGS, reverse lockout, and VSS go from the trans to the PCM, and backup light switch will run to one of the connectors for the body harness, where you'd connect them to your backup lights/power.
If you are doing an actual fuel injected LS1/T56 swap, then the engine and trans should be in the same harness. CAGS, reverse lockout, and VSS go from the trans to the PCM, and backup light switch will run to one of the connectors for the body harness, where you'd connect them to your backup lights/power.