drive by wire question
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drive by wire question
I am installing a 4.8 liter 4L60 from a 2004 chevy truck into a 1967 camaro 327 4 speed car. How hard is going to wire the drive by wire? Should I switch the intake to a LS1 style drive by cable?
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Im not sure about 2004 but some of the later PCMs don't have drivers in them for the cable throttle so you have to get another PCM if you want to go cable. You'd also need to modify the harness (or buy one) to have the discrete connectors for the IAC, IAT, TPS.
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The jumper harness from the pedal to the TAC is about 2 feet long and has a grommet that closes out a 1.5 - 2.0 inch hole into the firewall.
You could probably go through a lot smaller hole to the engine bay if you de-pinned the connector and reconnected it on the other side of the firewall. Probably a 3/8" hole in a smaller grommet.
My pedal assemby is going in a Jag, so I can't answer your question about a Camaro. I'm going to have to modify mine - I'm not anticipating it to be too difficult
You could probably go through a lot smaller hole to the engine bay if you de-pinned the connector and reconnected it on the other side of the firewall. Probably a 3/8" hole in a smaller grommet.
My pedal assemby is going in a Jag, so I can't answer your question about a Camaro. I'm going to have to modify mine - I'm not anticipating it to be too difficult