RabidStreetRacer

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I'm in the process of doing the same thing, here is some info i have found on this:
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/te...sion-carb.html

And holley's part http://holley.com/534-202.asp

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Price: $114.35

Throttle Position Sensor Kits
Throttle Position Kit for Electric Choke Carburetors
PART #: 534-202

Running an electric choke Holley carburetor and having trouble figuring out how to get that new electronic overdrive transmission to work? Holley has a solution for you.

Holley is proud to introduce the new TPS kit for electric choke carburetors. The TPS kit is designed to be used on electric choke equipped Holley Carburetors and is perfect for use with an electronic overdrive transmission such as a 4L60E or 4L80E and can also be used for data acquisition.

The Holley TPS kit for electric choke Carburetors comes complete with all the parts needed for installation along with a detailed instruction manual.

Installation Notes
Fits Model 4160 and 4150 Carburetors with electric choke


Features

Supply the needed TPS signal to an electronic transmission while still retaining a carburetor
Drives directly off of the primary throttle shaft for accurate voltage readings
All parts included for a safe easy installation

bigchief52780

iTrader: (10)

thanks rabid. you are the man. i knew someone had done it. 4l60e and carb here i come.

RabidStreetRacer

iTrader: (1)

No problem man, just let me know how your goes. I will probably be finishing mine up in the next 4 weeks.

Robertvon

does anyone have any updates yet...thinking about doing the same thing but would like to hear hands on input before i start...Thanks

DMONICGTO

iTrader: (17)

So your ecm will still run everything else besides the sensors that the msd6010 controls with the use of the holley tps kit???

Chris Gilinger

Big chief did you end up getting this to work? I am trying to swap a carbed 5.3 into my 96 Silverado and want to use the stock ecu to control the transmission. For ignition control I’m using a msd 6014 so basically the same as your 6010

G Atsma

The fact that he hasn't been here for close to 2 years and neither above question was addressed means he likely will not reply. The thread is over 8 years old.