87 TPI Iroc,LS1 swap,PF relay wiring ? help
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87 TPI Iroc,LS1 swap,PF relay wiring ? help
Best forum best wealth of knowledgeable helpful people,right here.Finishing swap.Helping a buddy that had engine out when he got it,i got it with harness's out.may have got parts from other cars.I dont think the FP relay/wiring is with it.I think I will just wire in a bosh 30 -40amp relay.My question is were is the wire that goes to the fuel pump to power it? Does it come in through the floorboard? Im not seeing anything from the top,need to know were the connector is suppossed to be or were to cut it and connect the 12v.seems these Gen3 are wired different for different years no FP wiring comes through bulk head connector.Thanks in advance
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I could try to be more clear this 87 TPI camaro I recieved with the all under the hood harnesses off the car and a box of wires,might be missing FP relay and harness the ECM wiring was chopped out of it.What I would like to know where the wire that leaves the FP relay to fuel pump,wheres that connection? Come on Fbody Gen3 guys
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10ga is way overkill. The engine, dash, lights and interior are all ran off a single 10ga wire, no reason to run a conventional pump off that. 16ga is sufficient, 12-14ga if you must go larger
This shows the basics of a relay, where power goes, where it gets ground etc
Stock diagram
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ta_sensors.jpg
Applied to a swap. This was drawn for 90-92 cars. Your output wire is moved from C100 G4 to C207 D on your 87
This shows the basics of a relay, where power goes, where it gets ground etc
Stock diagram
http://www.austinthirdgen.org/mkport...ta_sensors.jpg
Applied to a swap. This was drawn for 90-92 cars. Your output wire is moved from C100 G4 to C207 D on your 87
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I would like to know phyisically where this connection is(see arrow)seems if I knew were this connection was,it would be the right place to tap the relay hot out to FP,is it inside car out side left side right?
when you tap D in 207, is this 207 connection?its chopped out
I may not be asking the questions well enough ,so if splained like I was 4 might help me understand
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when you tap D in 207, is this 207 connection?its chopped out
I may not be asking the questions well enough ,so if splained like I was 4 might help me understand
Thanks
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Is it possible I am looking for a connetor that goes from were the old ECM was and a harness that goes towards the fusebox inside the car as shown in photo? as shown in pic
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OK, the pic of your harness
GRY 6 pin connector with 3 wires is the C221. It holds your INJ1/2 and fan fuse
Two black connectors are old ECM and get removed
Clear connector is the C207 and houses a multitude of things
Black fender grommet should be kept to plug the hole or hollowed out to run the new harness through (if using the stock route)
Read over this, you dont use much of anything from the original circuit, you redo everything
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/lt...p-3rd-gen.html
This is how I connect the swap harness to the original making it plug and play
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/lt...revisited.html
The diagram above is used to build a new FP/Fan relay circuit and integrated into the 3rd gen harness half
GRY 6 pin connector with 3 wires is the C221. It holds your INJ1/2 and fan fuse
Two black connectors are old ECM and get removed
Clear connector is the C207 and houses a multitude of things
Black fender grommet should be kept to plug the hole or hollowed out to run the new harness through (if using the stock route)
Read over this, you dont use much of anything from the original circuit, you redo everything
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/lt...p-3rd-gen.html
This is how I connect the swap harness to the original making it plug and play
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/lt...revisited.html
The diagram above is used to build a new FP/Fan relay circuit and integrated into the 3rd gen harness half