converting to lt1 tpf
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 7,720
Likes: 12
From: Chattanooga TN
If you buy a new harness it will be marked what goes where. If you buy a used aftermarket harness, the maker might help you.
If you have the donor cars harness, you need the shop manual for that car and for your car. You can get them from Helm Inc., Ebay, Swap meet, etc. Corvette manuals are available through the usual Vette catalogs. Also exploded-view vette wiring diagrams are available through the catalogs. There are not too many wires to deal with actually. Regardless, you will probably have to have your PCM worked on by Howell, Street&Performance, or one of the others to remove EGR, VATS, or any other systems you won't be using.
If you have the donor cars harness, you need the shop manual for that car and for your car. You can get them from Helm Inc., Ebay, Swap meet, etc. Corvette manuals are available through the usual Vette catalogs. Also exploded-view vette wiring diagrams are available through the catalogs. There are not too many wires to deal with actually. Regardless, you will probably have to have your PCM worked on by Howell, Street&Performance, or one of the others to remove EGR, VATS, or any other systems you won't be using.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 7,720
Likes: 12
From: Chattanooga TN
If you buy a new harness it will be marked what goes where. If you buy a used aftermarket harness, the maker might help you.
If you have the donor cars harness, you need the shop manual for that car and for your car. You can get them from Helm Inc., Ebay, Swap meet, etc. Corvette manuals are available through the usual Vette catalogs. Also exploded-view vette wiring diagrams are available through the catalogs. There are not too many wires to deal with actually. Regardless, you will probably have to have your PCM worked on by Howell, Street&Performance, or one of the others to remove EGR, VATS, or any other systems you won't be using.
Check out www.corvettefaq.com for more swaps.
If you have the donor cars harness, you need the shop manual for that car and for your car. You can get them from Helm Inc., Ebay, Swap meet, etc. Corvette manuals are available through the usual Vette catalogs. Also exploded-view vette wiring diagrams are available through the catalogs. There are not too many wires to deal with actually. Regardless, you will probably have to have your PCM worked on by Howell, Street&Performance, or one of the others to remove EGR, VATS, or any other systems you won't be using.
Check out www.corvettefaq.com for more swaps.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 7,720
Likes: 12
From: Chattanooga TN
