Silverado BCM swap?
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From: Ruckersville, VA
Silverado BCM swap? I figured this would be the best place I know to help with an uncommon swap idea. I recently picked up a 2000 OBS crew cab short box Silverado that's already been LS swapped. Very rare combo, but anyway since it's been converted over to the 0411 ECU they have integrated the tow/haul option and it works great. However since it never came that way in 2000 it doesn't have an indicator light. So my question is can I get a BCM from a 99-02 NBS and hook up enough wires to get me an output for the tow/haul light and possibly other cool options. Like a cruise indicator light or etc?
I figured this would be the best place I know to help with an uncommon swap idea. I recently picked up a 2000 OBS crew cab short box Silverado that's already been LS swapped. Very rare combo, but anyway since it's been converted over to the 0411 ECU they have integrated the tow/haul option and it works great. However since it never came that way in 2000 it doesn't have an indicator light. So my question is can I get a BCM from a 99-02 NBS and hook up enough wires to get me an output for the tow/haul light and possibly other cool options. Like a cruise indicator light or etc?
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Joined: Apr 2012
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From: Ruckersville, VA
Thanks Dime. That is a cool video and that is basically what the truck has now, but an NBS lever not NNBS. I think that LS1Nova answered my question. I see a lot of people that do this swap are using the PAC TR-7 module, but I was wondering if there was a way to do this with the BCM instead of an aftermarket module.
Does anyone know of a relay or circuit board that would turn a bulb on and off using momentary ground switch such as the tow/haul button? And when I say on/off I mean where the bulb will stay on not just flash on and off.
Does anyone know of a relay or circuit board that would turn a bulb on and off using momentary ground switch such as the tow/haul button? And when I say on/off I mean where the bulb will stay on not just flash on and off.
