L83 2014-2018 Pinouts
I struggled to get all the info i need it ( was fairly simple after i got pointed in the right direction) and wanted to give back to the forum.
In the next few days i will be completing the mini write up and whats needed to use the Gen V harness from any year L83. To make your own stand alone harness and get your build started.
Only reason i am posting ahead of time is to see if there is any reason to the moderators or other companies on why on shouldn't post it.
Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
Any questions hit me up or post here. Im learning as i go but have done a ton of research on this particular engine.
I am also adding the LT4 supercharger, so I have learned that some things are different between the LT1 and LT4.
I also see some "extra" bulkhead style connectors on the harness. I will post some pictures.
Maybe someone can ID them.
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EDIT: Updated O2 sensor pins, I had them mixed up, you want bank 1 sensor 1 and bank 2 sensor 1. Everything else is working fine, car is running without issue.
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Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
Any questions hit me up or post here. Im learning as i go but have done a ton of research on this particular engine.[/QUOTE
Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
Any questions hit me up or post here. Im learning as i go but have done a ton of research on this particular engine.[/QUOTE
Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
im doing a 1988 s10 blazer 2wd 2017 l83 swap with a th350 trans what wires i need to cut to the truck up and running cedricsanders42@gmail.com or 334 553 5163
I struggled to get all the info i need it ( was fairly simple after i got pointed in the right direction) and wanted to give back to the forum.
In the next few days i will be completing the mini write up and whats needed to use the Gen V harness from any year L83. To make your own stand alone harness and get your build started.
Only reason i am posting ahead of time is to see if there is any reason to the moderators or other companies on why on shouldn't post it.
Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
Any questions hit me up or post here. Im learning as i go but have done a ton of research on this particular engine.[/QUOTE
Have't had time to do a full write up. included are the pin outs from the pcm to the body harness & ctsv pedal which alot of use use for our swaps.
To get the truck up and running you need to cut all the wires that would go to the fuse box, and make a fuse box out of all the violet/ blue wires, they go on with ignition. Then there are two red with green wires which are constant power to pcm. lastly there is a violet and green wire which also goes to key powered to pcm.
Any questions hit me up or post here. Im learning as i go but have done a ton of research on this particular engine.[/QUOTE




