Wiring factory gauges in carb swap fourth gen
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Looking at doing a carb swap on my 99 camaro. The fuel/ fire and air are easy. My question is how do I wire my dash back in being as I wanna keep my factory speedo and all my factory gauges. Car will be lq4/th400. Also looking at how do I set up my speedo. Any info on this swap would be great. Thanks....
Also if you have done this set up I'd like to see pics of cut cowl panel and how you ran your air filter set ups. My car will be a street/strip car so a filter will be a must.
Also if you have done this set up I'd like to see pics of cut cowl panel and how you ran your air filter set ups. My car will be a street/strip car so a filter will be a must.
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Thanks for reply. I have tought of doing this as well but really have no idea on how to start or if it would be $$ smart to stay with my stock set up. I dont know how to run my speedo and fuel sender with a mechanical set up
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Water temp goes through the computer first I thought. Tach and speedo I think do the same but I'm not positive. Like stated voltage and fuel level should be good, I don't know about the others. I read on here that one person just kept the computer to run the gauges. Not a bad idea if your on a budget. Replacing all the gauges is damn expensive.
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Is there a list of things that I would need for an aftermarket, the guy who had my 94 4body took out the ecu and was gonna ls swap it, I'm fixing to put a 383 in it, what would I need to get my gauges to work, stock or otherwise