two problems i can't solve!
the motor is from a 2002 vette, trans 2001 f body, wiring harness and pcm is from a 98 fbody (i found out to late that the 98 harness and pcm is not the best) again everything was working perfect until i had the exhaust welded at the shop
problem two
i have a nice sqeaking sound coming from somewhere and i can't put my finger on it. I thought it was my belt so i took the belt off started the car and it was still there. i only let the car run for like 10 seconds with the belt off. Now i followed the steps from ls1howto.com on how to put the front timing cover on because i changed my seals on the timing chain cover and i had to change my crank pulley from a vette pulley to an fbody pulley. the sound is coming from the front of the motor for sure but i can't tell from where. the odd thing is if i rev the motor the sound doesn't change i stepped on the clutch the sound doesn't stop so its not the throw out bearing. and its now a bearing issue because i have at idle on the oil pressure gauge between the 25 and 50 on my autometer gauge and when i rev it up it goes to 50 so i don't think its a bearing in the motor. any ideas?
If they didn't disconnect the battery and the PCM prior to welding they may have fried the diodes in the alternator or damaged the PCM charging circuit. Generally when you start welding you want to disconnect the battery and pull the PCM to prevent this. When they ground out the welder on the frame or another ground point on the car to start welding you can blow some **** if it's not disconnected.
Issue # 2
Could be the alternator bearings or the oil pump is starting to die.
If they didn't disconnect the battery and the PCM prior to welding they may have fried the diodes in the alternator or damaged the PCM charging circuit. Generally when you start welding you want to disconnect the battery and pull the PCM to prevent this. When they ground out the welder on the frame or another ground point on the car to start welding you can blow some **** if it's not disconnected.
Issue # 2
Could be the alternator bearings or the oil pump is starting to die.
for issue to it can't be the altenator bearing if i took the belt off and its still making the sound. but the oil pump might be it i have never heard an oil pump die before so i am not sure of the sound
It might be a stretch but I wonder if your low voltage issue could have anything to do with the oil pressure gauge being off? Maybe check it with another guage?
It might be a stretch but I wonder if your low voltage issue could have anything to do with the oil pressure gauge being off? Maybe check it with another guage?
well the wire is getting 11.53 volts as of right now, i am sure its wired right only because i am using the gm harness and it did work on the old altenator.
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Seems there's to much confusion as to the charging issues w/ these swaps. I'm hoping that the resistors in line w/ the charge circuit to the alt w/ square away my charging and amp draw issues.
I'm hoping to have this as a potential DD by june, should be road testing w/in the next week.
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