i am working on doing this to my 96 and i need the pinouts that show where each wire goes i have akll the other stuff so if you guys could give me some advice that would be great.

 

I'm not sure what you are asking for. All you need is a knock sensor and
to have your ODBI PCM tuned appropriately. The rest is plug and play.

 

Resistors can be soldered into the PCM so it can work with the OBD2 knock sensor. This is what I did, all i have to do to go back to obd2 is unplug the computer and plug the other one in. I dont remeber what pins i had to solder, do a search and it should come up.

 

If you are trying to get the pinouts for the connectors, it sounds like you are trying to do something you don't need to do. I have a 96 OBDI conversion and my car is like jchevy's... my OBDI PCM has been modified via a resistor to accept the OBDII knock sensor. If I want to switch between the OBDI and OBDII PCMs all I have to do is unplug one and plug in the other... nothing else.

 

Will the knock module out of an OBD2 Pcm work on an OBD1 PCM if i just swap them or does more need to be done

 

Sensor itself reads a different resistance so resistors need to be soldered in to convert it to what the PCM is looking for. Do a search and info will come up on what you need to do.

 

here you go just follow this i did it its no big thing.

http://web.camaross.com/forums/showt...rsion+resistor

 

Computer pinouts: http://shbox.com/1/4th_gen_tech2.html#1995_pcm_pinouts

shoebox is the man. I could not have done the lt1-s10 swap without him.

 

The PCM that i have has no Knock Module in it so if i swap the knock mudule from the OBD2 PCM to the OBD1 which i am putting in. will that be fine?
i have already soldered in the resistor. so i think thats all that i need is just the knock module

 

An OBDII knock module will work in an OBDI PCM. However, and OBDII knock SENSOR will not work in an OBDI car.

I have used an OBDII knock module (LT4) in my OBDI PCM with no problems as have several others.