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    Hooking up my guages and have a few questions,

    I have heard to just splice into the VSS and not run it through the gauge because it gives the wrong signal to the pcm, what should I do here?

    Can I splice into the factory oil pressure signal or what do I need to do to get this signal?
    1 ton, 4600 pounds, 14.3@94mph any questions?

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    You can splice into the oil pressure wire. I thought the PCM speedo output is 4000 PPM, just what you need for the speedo.
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    Where can I get the correct adapter for the coolant sensor, I thought you could drill out the plug and tap it but it looks to small, where can I get an adapter or what can i do?
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    Originally posted by 88leadsled@Sep 15 2003, 06:49 PM
    Where can I get the correct adapter for the coolant sensor, I thought you could drill out the plug and tap it but it looks to small, where can I get an adapter or what can i do?
    for the coolant sensor, you'll need to use the other hole in the other head or use a special part from the ls1 manual install book, email me and that will remind me to get you the part number, it's only 10$ and works, it is a three wire sensor, the wires are:

    ground
    signal
    to gauge


    i have the part number at work,


    allen

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    Alright one more question, which wires are for the gauge lighting on the stock connector to the cluster so I can wire in the Autometers to be dimmable like stock. Also where in that area is a good source for ignition power? the fuse block on the firewall right there or what?
    1 ton, 4600 pounds, 14.3@94mph any questions?

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    I would run a 12 or 14 gauge wire and fuse it then run it to the cluster. I know there are power wires in the dash, and you can probably find them, either way will work.
    On the dimmer, i think you could just use that power wire to power the guages, i don't think it would be too much for the stock dimmer,

    maybe someone else can help out too,


    good luck,

    allen

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