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Old 05-02-2011, 08:06 PM
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Does anyone have a diagram for the body harness 98 connectors and 99-02 harness body harness? What I am doing is coveringt to a 02 PCM and repin harness work ok but my 98 harness is shot form spicing. I want to start fresh. And is anything should I need to know befor going this route?

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im doing the same thing my 98 harness was shot so i replaced it with a 2000 harness and a 2000 pcm with all of the 2000 sensors and now my cluster doesnt work at all the 98 cluster or the 2000 cluster i have.
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You can use a 2000 engine harness but you will need to add several wires to get the needed circuitles to drive the cluster. The 98 engine harness acutally had direct wires from the sensors to the cluster to drive the gauges.
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What are the wires do I need to run? Also were can I get connectors pins for the PCM? The little connector that goes from the wiring in the harness to the PCM prongs.
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if you still have your 98 harness you can remove the wires needed form there.
but I believe that you will need:
oil press
temp
speedo
rpm
fuel gauge
I will have to look up the pinouts for the pass side kick pannel they are in there, the 98 have 3 connectors the 99 have only 2.
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so when we run the wires do i just splice the wire and attach another piece of wire to that and where do the wire get ran to.
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you need to run the 98 sensors and use the 98 sensor connector. then run the extra wire to the pass kick pannel.
example, the 98 uses a 3 wire temp sensor, the 99 uses 2. the 3rd wire goes to the cluster.
Its going to be much easier and faster to just get a 98 harness and just repin the pcm connectors to the 99 pinout.
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I would just use a 98 harness but I already have the 2000 harness installed so it would be more work then just adding a few wires to all of the sensors. I was wondering when I hook up my hptuners to my obdII i can see my tach and speedo so could i Just run a wire from the pcm to the obd connector and get my rpm to work that way.
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Originally Posted by swoop1o
I would just use a 98 harness but I already have the 2000 harness installed so it would be more work then just adding a few wires to all of the sensors. I was wondering when I hook up my hptuners to my obdII i can see my tach and speedo so could i Just run a wire from the pcm to the obd connector and get my rpm to work that way.
If you have a 98 car you don't need to run the wire to the IPC, just run it to the inline connector that is listed in the Schematic



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