Pin 33
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Its 12v+ 10amp from the fuse box via C1 connector. The switch is normally open then closed when brakes are applied.
I was thinking of the neural safety switch on a 4l60 it provides a ground. Sorry for confusion!
-Scott
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hardy what that wire needs is +12v when brakes are not applied and whenever you step on the brakes power needs to be cut off,, the way I did mine, just go to your local parts store and order the brake switch for a camaro or trans am.. this have the normal plug for the wires for the brakes and another outlet for that you can plug prong to a +12v source and the other to the tcc wire for the pcm... hopes this helps
dr461 is the brake switch part number at autozone 5.99
dr461 is the brake switch part number at autozone 5.99
Last edited by fptransport; 02-15-2010 at 12:22 PM. Reason: part number
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You've got it backwards. Its normally closed then open under brakes
http://www.lt1swap.com/pictures/16_a...amp_switch.gif
http://www.lt1swap.com/pictures/16_a...amp_switch.gif