C5 pedal question
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C5 pedal question I have a pedal from a C5 corvette and a tac module from my engines harness out of a 06 tahoe. can I make it work with the truck tac module. if I grind one locator tab off on the conector it will plug into the pedal but I dont want to damage anything trying it.
Last edited by 50adrod; 01-29-2009 at 09:10 PM.
03-03-2009, 01:00 PM
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harness I'm building something right now that has a c5 pedal, harness and tac module. I can tell you that the wires are straight through to the pedal. You should be able to put a meter across pin 1 on the connector and pin 1 on the other end and see a short.
The C5 pedal pin outs with the key in the on position:
C1:
pin a = Low ref- 0v
pin b = Low ref- 0v
pin c = Sensor 2 signal- 2-4v varies with throttle movement
pin d = 5 volt ref- 5v
pin e = 5 volt ref- 5v
pin f = Sensor 1 signal-.5-2.2v varies with throttle movement
pin g = 5 volt ref 5v
pin h not used
pin j = Low ref- 0v
pin k = Sensor 3 signal-2.5-4v varies with throttle movement
As far as the Truck Tac I don't have the schematics. I suppose you could measure the output of the tac at those pins if they're the same then you should be good...
The C5 pedal pin outs with the key in the on position:
C1:
pin a = Low ref- 0v
pin b = Low ref- 0v
pin c = Sensor 2 signal- 2-4v varies with throttle movement
pin d = 5 volt ref- 5v
pin e = 5 volt ref- 5v
pin f = Sensor 1 signal-.5-2.2v varies with throttle movement
pin g = 5 volt ref 5v
pin h not used
pin j = Low ref- 0v
pin k = Sensor 3 signal-2.5-4v varies with throttle movement
As far as the Truck Tac I don't have the schematics. I suppose you could measure the output of the tac at those pins if they're the same then you should be good...
