Tac module quick? On a gen4
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Tac module quick? On a gen4 I have the pedal and the small wire harness that plugs into the TAC module.
Now my question (From the gas pedal to the tac module i have)... But where does it goes from the TAC Module ??? I also dont have the pin out information from the tac to lord knows who... so if anyone has it that would be great.
I ask a local guy that does wire harness and he said I had the TAC. Module built into the TPS but when I pulled the motor out it. I followed the gas pedal plug to the little black box everyone points out to be the tac module.
I APOLOGIZE if am n the wrong forum. I am posting the same ? In all the forums I think it belongs..
Now my question (From the gas pedal to the tac module i have)... But where does it goes from the TAC Module ??? I also dont have the pin out information from the tac to lord knows who... so if anyone has it that would be great.
I ask a local guy that does wire harness and he said I had the TAC. Module built into the TPS but when I pulled the motor out it. I followed the gas pedal plug to the little black box everyone points out to be the tac module.
I APOLOGIZE if am n the wrong forum. I am posting the same ? In all the forums I think it belongs..
On Gen4 engines the gas pedal goes directly to the ECM, there is no TAC module it's built in the ECM.
The pedal uses a 6-pin connector but it's not part of the engine harness so most of the time it's missing. You need to find one in a junkyard. Then you need to make the wiring for it.
The ECM wires for the pedal are in a big oval connector from the engine harness, you need to splice them there and extend to the pedal.
The pedal uses a 6-pin connector but it's not part of the engine harness so most of the time it's missing. You need to find one in a junkyard. Then you need to make the wiring for it.
The ECM wires for the pedal are in a big oval connector from the engine harness, you need to splice them there and extend to the pedal.
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oval connector question [QUOTE=MontecarloDrag;18531093]On Gen4 engines the gas pedal goes directly to the ECM, there is no TAC module it's built in the ECM.
The pedal uses a 6-pin connector but it's not part of the engine harness so most of the time it's missing. You need to find one in a junkyard. Then you need to make the wiring for it.
The ECM wires for the pedal are in a big oval connector from the engine harness, you need to splice them there and extend to the pedal.[/QUO
Do you by any chance have a picture of this big oval connector .any help would be greatly appreciated
The pedal uses a 6-pin connector but it's not part of the engine harness so most of the time it's missing. You need to find one in a junkyard. Then you need to make the wiring for it.
The ECM wires for the pedal are in a big oval connector from the engine harness, you need to splice them there and extend to the pedal.[/QUO
Do you by any chance have a picture of this big oval connector .any help would be greatly appreciated
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The engine supposedly came out of a 2013 caprice ss but I am not so sure about that. It is a true Ls3 not a l99 but the pin out would help I have the pin out throttle body to EMC just need pedal to ecm
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