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I have a 1990 L98 in my 55 truck so i don't have a stock dash, so no code lights.
how can i find a way to get codes?
It would be unusual to not include the ALDL diagnostic connector. I thought years ago I recalled you buying a scanner. Do you have a scanner? Do you have a connector that looks like this? Do you have the original '90 Corvette ECM?
It would be unusual to not include the ALDL diagnostic connector. I thought years ago I recalled you buying a scanner. Do you have a scanner? Do you have a connector that looks like this? Do you have the original '90 Corvette ECM?
I do have the original 1990 ECM plus a ALDL connector. I had bought what I thought was a code reader that is only a jumper to get a code from a stoch dash. Basically it is a fancy paper clip.
I went to that site and don't see how to connect a small light to get codes.
What pin do I connect the light for codes?
Your image is the ECM connectors for a 1227727 ECM and NOT a 1227730 ECM.
I believe I can sort what you need to do using the 1227730. I'll see if I can find it all in one schematic. I find it using a couple. Working with this information see if you actually have a wire @ E7 in your ECM harness. It should be BRN/WHT. The link maybe won't open directly to the 1227730 info so just click on the 1227730 for proper reference.
Your image is the ECM connectors for a 1227727 ECM and NOT a 1227730 ECM.
I believe I can sort what you need to do using the 1227730. I'll see if I can find it all in one schematic. I find it using a couple. Working with this information see if you actually have a wire @ E7 in your ECM harness. It should be BRN/WHT. The link maybe won't open directly to the 1227730 info so just click on the 1227730 for proper reference.
OK so I run a wire from E7 to a small light on one side and ground the other side? Fused of cause.
No - E7 provides the ground (makes flash), the other bulb wire needs to be from a HOT in RUN/KEY ON. You need to be sure cavity B is wired correctly also.
No - E7 provides the ground (makes flash), the other bulb wire needs to be from a HOT in RUN/KEY ON. You need to be sure cavity B is wired correctly also.
I see, but what is "cavity B is wired correctly also."mean?
I see, but what is "cavity B is wired correctly also."mean?
I'm quite sure B needs to be E12 from ECM and should be WHT/BLK. Sometimes I believe it's mentioned BLK/WHT. B depending on where you look is referenced 'test' or 'diagnostic'.
Your A & B seem populated so just confirm to which ECM pins and you should be all set. Wire colors from most fabricators could certainly vary in their harnesses.
I'm quite sure B needs to be E12 from ECM and should be WHT/BLK. Sometimes I believe it's mentioned BLK/WHT. B depending on where you look is referenced 'test' or 'diagnostic'.
Your A & B seem populated so just confirm to which ECM pins and you should be all set. Wire colors from most fabricators could certainly vary in their harnesses.
Your ALDL seems to be populated properly for 'run and diagnostics' in your snapshots. Wire colors for a fabricated harness a person could use any color so you need to verify your 3 pins and with the information links supplied I believe you could accomplish this. Most of the larger harness suppliers I believe try to use GM wire colors to aid diagnostics but not necessarily.
Did you understand the CEL wiring? I think you're all set.