LT1 Wiring....yet again....
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From: Fresno, Ca.
Car: '88 Camaro
Engine: 5.7L LT1 1995
Transmission: 4L60E (Temporary; Future: T56)
Axle/Gears: Stock Rear -3.23 from 1995 Z28
LT1 Wiring....yet again....
Hey everyone, I just purchased a 4th gen ('95 Z28) complete in swap/changeover parts. I will have both sets of wiring for the change.
I need some help and have a couple questions for the board if no one would mind taking the time to answer them.
I have no trouble understanding the technical/mechanical know-how, just more on the conceptual part. Before I proceed to soldering in wires to my harnesses and connectors, I would like to make sure I'm understanding this correctly.
My question is, in rewiring the C100 connectors, am I simply just soldering in the wires into the LT1 harness? I understand they have to be to the proper locations. Also, am I just essentially wiring up the dash/interior gauges and power to the ecu using the 3rd Gen fuse block? This is how I understand it.
My wiring is complete, for both the 4th gen and my 3rd as it is my daily driver.
Here's the 4th gen:

I have pics of the harness for this car obtained from the board and diagrams, et cetera... Before I go to solder any wires in, I need to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. I can follow instructions on the wiring, et cetera; the board has plent of info. I've already done the research. No one has quite addressed the point of it all conceptually -if it was, it's implied. I'm not that experienced in wrenching at this point, so any help is appreciated.
I need some help and have a couple questions for the board if no one would mind taking the time to answer them.
I have no trouble understanding the technical/mechanical know-how, just more on the conceptual part. Before I proceed to soldering in wires to my harnesses and connectors, I would like to make sure I'm understanding this correctly.
My question is, in rewiring the C100 connectors, am I simply just soldering in the wires into the LT1 harness? I understand they have to be to the proper locations. Also, am I just essentially wiring up the dash/interior gauges and power to the ecu using the 3rd Gen fuse block? This is how I understand it.
My wiring is complete, for both the 4th gen and my 3rd as it is my daily driver.
Here's the 4th gen:

I have pics of the harness for this car obtained from the board and diagrams, et cetera... Before I go to solder any wires in, I need to make sure I'm understanding this correctly. I can follow instructions on the wiring, et cetera; the board has plent of info. I've already done the research. No one has quite addressed the point of it all conceptually -if it was, it's implied. I'm not that experienced in wrenching at this point, so any help is appreciated.
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Car: 1992 camaro
Engine: LT1
Transmission: 4L60E
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Re: LT1 Wiring....yet again....
My question is, in rewiring the C100 connectors, am I simply just soldering in the wires into the LT1 harness? I understand they have to be to the proper locations. Also, am I just essentially wiring up the dash/interior gauges and power to the ecu using the 3rd Gen fuse block? This is how I understand it.
My wiring is complete, for both the 4th gen and my 3rd as it is my daily driver.
My wiring is complete, for both the 4th gen and my 3rd as it is my daily driver.
http://www.camaroz28.com/forums/showthread.php?t=474185
This should helo also
http://shbox.com/1/harness_connector_faces.htm
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 11
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From: Fresno, Ca.
Car: '88 Camaro
Engine: 5.7L LT1 1995
Transmission: 4L60E (Temporary; Future: T56)
Axle/Gears: Stock Rear -3.23 from 1995 Z28
Re: LT1 Wiring....yet again....
Thats all you are doing for the wiring.I have found this one to be a little bit easy to under stand
http://www.camaroz28.com/forums/showthread.php?t=474185
http://www.camaroz28.com/forums/showthread.php?t=474185

I know it can seem complicated, but in this situation, I thought it was too easy (conceptually) to be true. Of course, all the other guys who provided the info deserve all the credit for that. Now, I understand...
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