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Old Sep 20, 2003 | 10:22 PM
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Can anyone with an 84 help me out?
I need to know the color of the wire that goes to the coolant temperature sending unit (not the fan switch on the site of the block). I am just about done wiring the new LT1 in and this is one of the last wires, so any help would be great.
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Old Sep 20, 2003 | 11:40 PM
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I dont have the diagrams here, but temp wires are usually green.
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Old Sep 21, 2003 | 12:33 AM
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The diagram I have only showes the wires that go to the ECM and they are yellow and black. I know these are not the rite wires because the gadge still worked when I had a carb on the old L83 and the ECM removed. I remember installing the sending unit on the edelbrock intake but cant remember what the wire color was or what the conector looked like. I have removed a ton of wiring from the car that was conected to the L83 ECM but am sure I didn't remove this one. I need the wire color for the wire that runs from the temp gadge in the dash cluster to the sending unit on the motor.
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Old Sep 21, 2003 | 11:27 AM
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Word for word from the Haynes manualis.
Circuit 35 is dark green = ground engine coolant temp. Sw.or ECM controled hot.
Circuit 36 is light green = Ground eng.temp.sw.controlled cold.
Circuit 37 is light green = Ground,eng.metal temp.sw.controlled hot.
Circuit 410 is yellow = ECM to coolant temp sensor.
Now just to confuse matters.When I look at the actual wiring diagram it shows a blue wire to a coolant sensor.
If you want me to look at my 84 I will.Just tell me which sensor to look at. I know there is one between cylds.1&3 and theres one between 5&7.And theres one in the front of the passenger side head.
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Old Sep 21, 2003 | 12:19 PM
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I know there is one between cylds.1&3 and theres one between 5&7.And theres one in the front of the passenger side head.
The sensor/sender in the left side head, between cyls 1 & 3 is the sender for the guage. The wire is blue. The fan switch between cyls 5 & 7 in the right side head has a brown wire attached. The sender in the front of the intake manifold feeds the ECM. It has a yellow wire and a black wire (2 wires) connected to it. This is 1984, specific information. I cannot speak for the wire colors for other years, but GM moved the switches/sensors for various years. I hope this helps with the swap. Good luck, and...

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