wiring on swap....
09-28-2010, 07:12 PM
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wiring on swap.... i have a question i dont know much about wiring lol, im doing a ls1/th400 swap in a 68 chevy.. using the harness out of a 99. what do you have to do to eliminate all the wires im not going to use? i saw something about pin outs or something but i cant find it again. starting swap his weekend. thanks for any help.
09-28-2010, 11:48 PM
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09-29-2010, 12:12 AM
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i have a question i dont know much about wiring lol, im doing a ls1/th400 swap in a 68 chevy.. using the harness out of a 99. what do you have to do to eliminate all the wires im not going to use? i saw something about pin outs or something but i cant find it again. starting swap his weekend. thanks for any help.
You can leave the harness as-is (hiding the sections you won't use), or you can go the hard way modifying it to eliminate all the wires you don't need (You need to dissasemble all the harness then rebuild it again. A lot of work but is better).
Either way will work the same.
09-29-2010, 05:46 AM
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The easiest and cheapest way is using the harness and PCM from the same vehicle year and model the engine came of. You also need the fuse box
You can leave the harness as-is (hiding the sections you won't use), or you can go the hard way modifying it to eliminate all the wires you don't need (You need to dissasemble all the harness then rebuild it again. A lot of work but is better).
Either way will work the same.
You can leave the harness as-is (hiding the sections you won't use), or you can go the hard way modifying it to eliminate all the wires you don't need (You need to dissasemble all the harness then rebuild it again. A lot of work but is better).
Either way will work the same.
09-29-2010, 08:28 PM
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