Best place to send harness and pcm to?
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Staging Lane
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Best place to send harness and pcm to? Brand new to the ls world and was just wondering where people are sending there harness to get re done and the pcm cleared?
I have a complete harness from an 04 Tahoe along with the computer. And I mean I have ALL of the wiring not just the engine wiring but I'm assuming that stuff won't get sent out. I'm in TX so local I'm sure would be cheaper but I don't want a cheap job done. Thanks.
I have a complete harness from an 04 Tahoe along with the computer. And I mean I have ALL of the wiring not just the engine wiring but I'm assuming that stuff won't get sent out. I'm in TX so local I'm sure would be cheaper but I don't want a cheap job done. Thanks.
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If the plan is to use the DBW you will also need the correct pedal and TAC module. It is not that big a deal to modify the harness yourself if you have some time and patience. Several can reflash the PCM, depending on what needs to be removed or added.
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Staging Lane
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Tons of places can do it.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/search.php?searchid=25335571
https://ls1tech.com/forums/search.php?searchid=25335571
Staging Lane
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PSI Wiring is where i had mine sent to. (I am in no way related to them, pure coincidence on my name and their company name I swear) Jon was very helpful with questions as well and they were fast. They can sell you a new computer, I dont know if you can send your computer to them to reflash. He can take off vats too. I have a 70 chevelle and it went pretty flawlessly. Their prices are very very reasonable as well when compared to anywhere else i checked.... And you dont have to worry about trying to do it yourself, spending hours or days on it only to have to tear it all apart again to because you messed something up or did something that could cause a fire down the road. You can hook a fuel pump right up to the relay included and dont have to even worry about that. PSI for the win in my case anyway!
