After Carb Swap
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Car: '95 Trans- Am
Engine: 5.7, Baby
Transmission: Auto
After Carb Swap
I am planning a carb swap in the next few weeks. What I wanted to know is what all can you safely remove after swapping to carb (sensors, computer, etc...)
Thanks,
Steve
Thanks,
Steve
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well, kinda depends what your swapping from. But generally speaking, your gonna need to swap on the carb and get an hei non computer controlled distributor. Once thats done, you can remove anything connected to the wiring harness comming from the passenger's side fender. The wiring harness from the driver's side firewall all go to the instrument cluster. (you'll have to swap sensors into your new manifold if you want coolant temp or whatever). The passenger side harness goes to your computer through the fender, up behind the kick panel, and connects to the comp in the dash (accessible by taking off the bottom dash panel on the passenger's side). You can remove the computer, the harness, the sensors, everything connected to that passenger side harness. You will need to either convert your transmission to vacuum controlled lockup or buy a lockup switch from tci, b&m or whomever because your car will get **** for gas mileage without it, and it's not easy on the converter or the trans. Any more questions you have i'd be glad to answer...
I would like to know what your doing with the setup you have now (if it's tpi, i'd buy the computer and harness off you if you wanted to get rid of it)
I would like to know what your doing with the setup you have now (if it's tpi, i'd buy the computer and harness off you if you wanted to get rid of it)
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Nope, TBI I will probably through it in the back yard for a while. Or maybe clean it up for a decoration in my room.
Thanks for your help,
Steve
Thanks for your help,
Steve
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