firebirdStud

I have a spare LT1 Engine wiring harness for an automatic transmission for sale. I have had it for about a year and a half, as I was going to convert my manual car to an automatic for racing purposes.

I have since abandoned that thought and I am sticking with the manual shift as a daily driver.

So, I have this spare harness for sale. I purchased it used, and was assured it was complete. I inspected it and found no cut wires, so I assume it is complete.

Looking to get $100.













Thanks for looking,

Cody

firebirdStud

Bringing this back to the top

FBodyBros

Just a thought, but knowing the year might be helpful for some. The '95s have some different connectors than 93-94. And of course the 96-97 ('95 Cali Emissions too) have more O2 Sensors.

firebirdStud

I purchased it used, as I was going to put it in my 95 T-56 car when I switched to an auto tranny. So, I dont know the details, the guy only said it would work.

So, do you know how to tell more about it? Are there numbers stamped somewhere that would help me track it down better?

SS44Camaro

if you part it out ill take the ignition coil pig tail...

fergymoto

Just a FYI, that looks to be a Corvette harness. Definitely not f body.

firebirdStud

Again, can I get some details? What leads you to make this statement? I want to figure out exactly what it is for so I can sell it correctly.

Many Thanks!

RUDEDOG

Take this for what it's worth. I had the whole engine with harness out of my 95 z28 a couple of times. I removed pcm and 2 or 3 connectors from under glove box and fed thru firewall there. I just sat it all on top of the motor and rolled it out the bottom. I found this easier than removing all the wiring from the engine while in the car. There was no fuse box with it. It looks like an LT1 harness to me. Yours appears to include the underhood electrical center (fuse and relay box) and drivers side firewall feed thru.

firebirdStud

Well how does the harness hook up to the fuse box? Just curious because my 95 firebird has a fusebox under the hood...
Thanks,
Cody

RUDEDOG

Maybe thru the connectors on the passenger strut tower? That's where I disconnected I think. I did not remove the fuse box. A wiring diagram might help. Try posting this in one of the technical forums (like lt1 engine). Someone will know.

firebirdStud

Awesome, now we are getting somewhere!
Thanks RUDEDOG!

firebirdStud

does anyone know if there is a difference between the Impala and the Caprice LT1??

c110

A Caprice police car (RPO 9C1 or SEO wiring in the FSM) might have some extra power leads to the passenger compartment for auxuliary equipment. These schematics might show the differences. http://ss.lencolab.com/

The B-Body harness works nice for a third gen LT1 swap. This is what we used on my son's '91. The PCM can be mounted behind the driver side headlight just like in the B-Body.

firebirdStud

Thanks c110 for all the help, and I returned your PM.

Getting dangerously close to figuring this out!

firebirdStud

Sold!!!