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Old 05-23-2009, 11:38 PM   #1
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couple lt1 questions
I am putting a 94 lt1 from a camaro in a 89 camaro which had a tbi. Now for the questions.
The aldl from the 94 is wired as:
a-black/white(ground)
B-white/black(data?)
G-black/white(ground)
M-tan(don't know)
The tan wire goes to the white connector(c220) pin f.
In the sticky this wire is said to be grey and is fuel pump feed.
The black connector(c210) pin d is grey on the harness I have. It goes to the fuel pump prime lead which makes me believe this is my fuel pump feed. The sticky says this pin is empty.

Please help me out with this. Thanks in advance.

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Old 05-24-2009, 09:18 AM   #2
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Come on guys. Need to get this done tomorrow if possible. Any help is more than appreciated
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IIRC in the 210 the gray wire is the feed from fuel pump and the tan gose to the PCM. So I would say you can use the (d) as your fuel feed.
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On the power feed wires verify something for me. I know red is normally batt pink is normally ign but orange I'm unsure. Any help here?
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On the c210? If so it is the power feed from PCM BAT fuse to PCM
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Re: couple lt1 questions
Can someone email me the c100 connector pinout for a 1989 camaro with a tbi. The ones I've found on here would not print clear. I couldn't read it for nothing. I don't have internet access right now except for my blackberry. Thanks for the help
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