Engine wiring question
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From: New Stanton, PA
Car: 83 camaro sport coupe/ 1981 Camaro
Engine: 2.8 2bbl
Transmission: thm200c
Engine wiring question
I'm swapping from a 2.8L 2bbl engine to an 85 z28 lg4 engine.
My car is a 1983, can I just unplug the wires at the firewall and plug the v8's in?, or is the wiring on the column and underdash different?
If I can use the wiring does my existing wiring have support for the instrument cluster from the Z?
I'm not using any of the computer controls from the Z, just the engine wiring from the drivers side, I'm going vacuum dist and old quadrajet.
Thanks in advance for any replies, you guys always have an intelligent answer.
My car is a 1983, can I just unplug the wires at the firewall and plug the v8's in?, or is the wiring on the column and underdash different?
If I can use the wiring does my existing wiring have support for the instrument cluster from the Z?
I'm not using any of the computer controls from the Z, just the engine wiring from the drivers side, I'm going vacuum dist and old quadrajet.
Thanks in advance for any replies, you guys always have an intelligent answer.
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From: New Stanton, PA
Car: 83 camaro sport coupe/ 1981 Camaro
Engine: 2.8 2bbl
Transmission: thm200c
What I meant was will the bulkhead connector interface with the one fron the 85Z, or will I have to swap out the whole dash harness?
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From: Desert
Car: 1991 Z28 Vert
Engine: 383 single plane efi
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 8.8 with 3.73s
The driver's side bulk head connector of C100 has two purposes:
1. (Right side) Carry all electrical wires for the headlights and horn and such.
2. (Left side) Carry all electrical wires for the engine and sensors.
You should not need to even unplug it. Just get a diagram or follow wires to see where they lead in the engine.
1. (Right side) Carry all electrical wires for the headlights and horn and such.
2. (Left side) Carry all electrical wires for the engine and sensors.
You should not need to even unplug it. Just get a diagram or follow wires to see where they lead in the engine.
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