Pinouts and schematics needed L9H/6L80 2009 Yukon Denali
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Pinouts and schematics needed L9H/6L80 2009 Yukon Denali
I am looking for complete engine wiring, e38 and all sub harness schematics for a 2009 L9H 6.2/6L80 LS please. I have a brand new harness for the engine, which came out of a 2009 Yukon Denali AWD. I am transplanting it into a 2004 Jeep Wrangler TJ. The harness has only 3 O2 plugs. I know that the fourth one is incorporated into a sub harness of some sort, which I don't have. Hence the request for those as well. I also need to address the fuel system, dbw pedal harness, fuse block, ac, fans, cruise control, VSS, etc.. so any and all schematics are needed and welcome. Thank you in advance for all of your help!
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Just 2 cents but,, Cut your losses money and time and buy the Painless harness to replace the TJ wiring, Just did a YJ,, took me days to sort the factory harness, I could a had it running in a weekend had I just gutted the factory harness. The jeep wiring is a rats nest of cross fed circuits from under the dash to in the engine bay. AND a lot of the wiring is sadly undersized. (mostly 18G)
2nd choice is take the jeep fuse box out, label all the wires and attach them to the Chevy under hood fuse block, basically merge them there..
You only need main power, fuel pump, etc, nothing tricky. The jeep uses a lot of feedback circuits to the engine ECU as well that take a while to sort.
On the YJ there are two key connection points, 1 bundle is where the engine harness plugs in, the other is the jeep ECU connector if you keep the jeep wiring most of your connections can be made there.. You WILL need a good jeep wiring diagram.
If that new harness is complete its got about 50% wires you don't need. FWIW.
2nd choice is take the jeep fuse box out, label all the wires and attach them to the Chevy under hood fuse block, basically merge them there..
You only need main power, fuel pump, etc, nothing tricky. The jeep uses a lot of feedback circuits to the engine ECU as well that take a while to sort.
On the YJ there are two key connection points, 1 bundle is where the engine harness plugs in, the other is the jeep ECU connector if you keep the jeep wiring most of your connections can be made there.. You WILL need a good jeep wiring diagram.
If that new harness is complete its got about 50% wires you don't need. FWIW.
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"I have a pdf of the engine wiring that used for a 2013 model E38. I THINK the wiring is the same? but not 100% on that. I think it covers from 2007+ ECMs?"
I did find that one as well. A lot of the information is similar and I have been able to mostly sort through the rest. Thank you!
I did find that one as well. A lot of the information is similar and I have been able to mostly sort through the rest. Thank you!
Last edited by 6.2Jeep; 12-14-2021 at 09:20 AM. Reason: Add Quote
#6
Just 2 cents but,, Cut your losses money and time and buy the Painless harness to replace the TJ wiring, Just did a YJ,, took me days to sort the factory harness, I could a had it running in a weekend had I just gutted the factory harness. The jeep wiring is a rats nest of cross fed circuits from under the dash to in the engine bay. AND a lot of the wiring is sadly undersized. (mostly 18G)
2nd choice is take the jeep fuse box out, label all the wires and attach them to the Chevy under hood fuse block, basically merge them there..
You only need main power, fuel pump, etc, nothing tricky. The jeep uses a lot of feedback circuits to the engine ECU as well that take a while to sort.
On the YJ there are two key connection points, 1 bundle is where the engine harness plugs in, the other is the jeep ECU connector if you keep the jeep wiring most of your connections can be made there.. You WILL need a good jeep wiring diagram.
If that new harness is complete its got about 50% wires you don't need. FWIW.
2nd choice is take the jeep fuse box out, label all the wires and attach them to the Chevy under hood fuse block, basically merge them there..
You only need main power, fuel pump, etc, nothing tricky. The jeep uses a lot of feedback circuits to the engine ECU as well that take a while to sort.
On the YJ there are two key connection points, 1 bundle is where the engine harness plugs in, the other is the jeep ECU connector if you keep the jeep wiring most of your connections can be made there.. You WILL need a good jeep wiring diagram.
If that new harness is complete its got about 50% wires you don't need. FWIW.