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1999 Silverado LQ4 p1.pdf
1999 Silverado LQ4 p2.pdf
1999 Silverado LQ4 p3.pdf
1999 Silverado LQ4 p4.pdf
Would you have a wiring diagram for a 2004 LQ4 van with a cable operated TB,I believe itis out of a GMC Savannah 3500 but not positve. I have been looking for a while and have not found one. I even tried alldata.com. Apparently the cable operated TB wasn't very common.
Thanks in advance,
LVJimmy
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*edit* While I'm at it I might as well post about the autometer tach issue as well. They work fine set to 4cyl pulse but require a boost feed 12+ through a 4K resistor to boost the signal from the PCM out. 4K resistors are cheap and readilly available so you simply run 12v+ from a source like accessory out on your fuse box and run that to the 4K then coming out of the 4k you just splice that into the feed from the PCM to the tach. Works great thanks to Speartech for that tip

As for the speedo there was no other solution that I am aware of aside from splicing directly into the VSS out feed from the trans itself. Its not really a big deal and is easy to find its right below the shifter.
As for the speedo there was no other solution that I am aware of aside from splicing directly into the VSS out feed from the trans itself. Its not really a big deal and is easy to find its right below the shifter.
http://www.abbott-tach.com/cablex.htm
Scott
part number TFS-25004
http://www.malloryperformance.com/Pr...minselection=4
but the psi rating appears to be too low. what do you think?

2004 Escalade LQ9
04 escalade 6.0 1of5.pdf
04 escalade 6.0 2of5.pdf
04 escalade 6.0 3of5.pdf
04 escalade 6.0 4of5.pdf
04 escalade 6.0 5of5.pdf
its a pdf version for a DIY harness.






