Need help deciphering an LT1 Engine Harness
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Hi guys.
I purchased a wiring harness for an LT1 with an Auto tranny from a guy on here a couple years back, as I was gonna convert my M6 car to an auto for drag racing only. Well, plans changed, and I kept the car as a stick for daily driving pleasure. Now I have a harness that I cant seem to figure out what it will fit. The guy I bought it from said it came from a 95 LT1, but he wasn't sure what platform: IE camaro/firebird, caprice, impala or vette. I posted it for sale on here, and people are telling me it is not for the Fbody because it has a fuseblock atatched to the harness. So, now can anyone tell me what it would fit? Are the caprice harnesses different from the Impalas? I realize that the vette would be different from all of them. Would there be identifiable numbers somewhere that could help me figure this out? Pics: Attachment 26597 Attachment 26598 Attachment 26599 Attachment 26600 Attachment 26601 Attachment 26602 Many Thanks! Cody |
I researched a little bit on Ebay, and I found this is for the Vette:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/95-Co...item20aee44aea No fuse block. But, found this for the caprice/impala, and BINGO, fuse block! http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1994-...09222002r16703 So, what does everyone think? Am I on the right trail or not?? |
That appears to be the one.
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Looks like it could be for a Caprice or Impala. They had that brass terminal attatched to the fuse box like your picture shows. I had a 96 Caprice LT1 car and it had the same thing.
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ok, cool. Looks like we have a winner then?
Anyone else want to chime in? |
Yeah, the b-body cars have the fuse block attached.
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Corvette harness would have wiring for 2 knock sensors.
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GREAT! looks like I have a BBody harness. Now, the difference in 94 and 95 harnesses is that there is a pin in the number 6 spot in the D connector for the PCM. Since there are four connectors for the PCM and they are color-coordinated, what color is "D"?
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Originally Posted by firebirdStud
(Post 6232577)
GREAT! looks like I have a BBody harness. Now, the difference in 94 and 95 harnesses is that there is a pin in the number 6 spot in the D connector for the PCM. Since there are four connectors for the PCM and they are color-coordinated, what color is "D"?
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Cool. Ok, so how are the pins numbered? I cant seem to find that on here anywhere, or I am looking in the wrong locations.
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Another member pm'ed me and gave me a diagram of the pin layout. Looks like I have a brown wire in the number 6 pin slot on the D pcm connector, making mine a 95.
I have been told the only difference between a 95 and 96 is that the 96 has 4 oxygen sensors, is that correct? So this one only works for 95 then, or is it backwards compatible with the 94's? |
Shoebox has the 95 F-Body pinouts on his website. They are marked in red to show the changes in 96/97:
http://shbox.com/1/4th_gen_tech2.html#1995_pcm_pinouts In the OBD-II F-Bodys, they added the after-cat O2 sensors, the crank position sensor and the EVAP vacuum detection switch. And OBD-II serial data pin. The 96/97 F-Body PCM requires a different knock sensor than the 94/95 PCM. |
oh, sorry Injuneer, we were talking about the B Body LT1 engine wire harness. :D
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