Are gen4 dbw pedals interchangeble
Are gen4 dbw pedals interchangeble I have an L96 out of a 2012 silverado 2500hd and the truck accelerator pedal is way to long to easily mount. I was hoping to use the ls3 chevrolet performance pedal that they use with their crate engines (Chevrolet Performance 10379038), because someone already makes a mounting bracket for its use in my chassis (e39 Bmw). Does anyone know how interchangeable the dbw pedals are in gen 4?
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
I know the pinout does change and so does the connector on some of the pedals. There also may be some OS compatibility issues between them. I would consult your tuner before you buy anything.
So as long as I wire it properly it should give the correct corresponding voltages from the two position sensors. I believe on goes from 0 to 5v and the other goes 5 to 0v. Thanks for your help.
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I have a set up from a 2007 Escalade and used the pedal out of a later Corvette with no problems. I have read where some have switched two wires to make their pedals work. Bottom line is you should be able to make it work.
I would trust the statements above. You also want to confirm that the plug will work. The later stuff started to change. There should be 2 styles. An oval plug and a square plug with the locking slider.
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Like others have said, GenIV's are interchangeable.
I switched from a G8 pedal (square plug) to an Impala pedal (oval) and it worked fine. Just make sure you adjust the pin out correctly and that they match, and it'll work just fine.
I switched from a G8 pedal (square plug) to an Impala pedal (oval) and it worked fine. Just make sure you adjust the pin out correctly and that they match, and it'll work just fine.
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anyone who needs a slim short pedal, might wish to look at the van of the same year - my 2007 pedal from a van is really small, and pedal is inline not offset as compared to the same year truck pedal, and I know from experience on two swaps that the pedals at least interchange year to year with a truck pedal for the wiring
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Gen iv & v dbw gas pedal options anyone who needs a slim short pedal, might wish to look at the van of the same year - my 2007 pedal from a van is really small, and pedal is inline not offset as compared to the same year truck pedal, and I know from experience on two swaps that the pedals at least interchange year to year with a truck pedal for the wiring
Do you have any photos of the van gas pedal you were referring to?
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I know this is an old thread, but I am looking into switching my '13 truck pedal (gen IV - E38) with a '13 van pedal. the wires (diagrams) appear to be the same, but I have noticed that the "throw" of the pedals are different, the van pedal throw is about 1/2" to WOT as apposed to the truck pedal is about 2" +/- to WOT. I am wondering if the ECM needs to be adjusted for the difference.... or if it "could" be as switching the pedals. I do know the harness ends are different.