E38 Standalone diy?
E38 Standalone diy? Been searching for a good diy. Haven't been able to find much on this computer. I have the pinouts printed. Can I just follow a diy from the older red/blue ecm?
(This is for a an 07 5.3 with afm and 4l60e)
(This is for a an 07 5.3 with afm and 4l60e)
Last edited by letsrun97z; Apr 12, 2017 at 09:22 PM.
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i used this site for wiring
http://lt1swap.com/2010camaro.htm
Yup that's where I got my pinouts from too. Started on the harness today feeling good about it now that we dug into it. Everything has be cut and pulled out. Ordered a fuse block and relays hopefully get them in a few days. Only thing I am stumped on is the electronic throttle and wires. It didn't come with the setup so I am going to need to get a connector and figure out where the wires go. I email brenden at lt1swap so hopefully in a few days I'll hear back
And this is what I need help with finding and adding. If anyone can get me a part number for the plug that plugs into the gas pedal that would be awesome! 
Last edited by letsrun97z; Apr 12, 2017 at 09:29 PM. Reason: Wrong pic
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I believe the one I am running with my E38 ECM is from a C6 corvette. I am running the 2011 Corvette program in my car which is a 1965 Buick Skylark. No problems at all.
Edit: I see you have a 2007 motor and I assume the ECM is the same year. If so I would order a throttle pedal from a 2007 model to be on the safe side. The E38 ECM changes a little over the years.
Edit: I see you have a 2007 motor and I assume the ECM is the same year. If so I would order a throttle pedal from a 2007 model to be on the safe side. The E38 ECM changes a little over the years.
I believe the one I am running with my E38 ECM is from a C6 corvette. I am running the 2011 Corvette program in my car which is a 1965 Buick Skylark. No problems at all.
Edit: I see you have a 2007 motor and I assume the ECM is the same year. If so I would order a throttle pedal from a 2007 model to be on the safe side. The E38 ECM changes a little over the years.
Edit: I see you have a 2007 motor and I assume the ECM is the same year. If so I would order a throttle pedal from a 2007 model to be on the safe side. The E38 ECM changes a little over the years.
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Verdad Gallardo Do I need to keep the negative battery sensor? I have those wires that run to the x109 and they don't come from or tie into ecm
(I think I found my answer. That ties into the bcm. I am just going to delete those wires and if it dosnt charge sounds like I can get an earlier alternator)
(I think I found my answer. That ties into the bcm. I am just going to delete those wires and if it dosnt charge sounds like I can get an earlier alternator)
Last edited by letsrun97z; Apr 15, 2017 at 10:04 AM.
On home stretch going to solder fuse block and relays today then I'll fishin on the peddle and obd port tm 
only thing I am unsure about is for the tcc I have 3 wires to hook up
only thing I am unsure about is for the tcc I have 3 wires to hook up 
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On home stretch going to solder fuse block and relays today then I'll fishin on the peddle and obd port tm Attachment 586426 only thing I am unsure about is for the tcc I have 3 wires to hook up