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    The green wire from the low pressure control switch at the drier tank should have a lead that hooks to the clutch power lead. You can have a high pressure switch added to the HP line. Get one that feeds the correct pressure readings back to the PCM for a/c controls or you can just get one that cuts power to the compressor at a specified high pressure reading.
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    Thanks for the help guys, I was hoping to run the sanden pump throught the ls1 computer. As far as the pressure switch goes I figured that one of the leads for the ls1 switch is a ground so I was thinking of grounding it out permantely and the splice the original pressure switch which is a two wire.

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    well not sure if it is still the same or not but just found out that its not a 93. it is a 95 should the placement of the drac module be the same? I read your post from a while back but noticed that there was not a conclusion for the 95 setup.
    Last edited by sprslo92; 11-04-2009 at 01:52 PM. Reason: didnt think before i spoke

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    Lightbulb Cruise,Obd2,and Misc.

    Hey Red I will try not to write a book here. I was wondering if you knew a way to make the stock cruise switches on an 81 k5 silverado work with the cable driven throttle body on an '01 6.0, I know that it has that control box I figured all the buttons function the same why couldn't they be spliced some how? What all wires do I need to connect to what for the obd2 from the ecu? Is there a detailed thread on how to make the harness stand alone? or maybe a detailed thread on using the stock fuse block for the swap? If you used the stock fuse block out of a truck you could in theory just cut all the leads that go into the cab an use those wires to conect to for all your connections right?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shrekenator View Post
    Hey Red I will try not to write a book here. I was wondering if you knew a way to make the stock cruise switches on an 81 k5 silverado work with the cable driven throttle body on an '01 6.0, I know that it has that control box I figured all the buttons function the same why couldn't they be spliced some how? What all wires do I need to connect to what for the obd2 from the ecu? Is there a detailed thread on how to make the harness stand alone? or maybe a detailed thread on using the stock fuse block for the swap? If you used the stock fuse block out of a truck you could in theory just cut all the leads that go into the cab an use those wires to conect to for all your connections right?
    Sorry for diggin up another old thread but can someone answer this guy's questions? His questions are the same or similar to some of mine.
    Thanks

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    Nobody has written a detailed account of how to modify a stock harness on this website, that I can recall. If you go to LS1TECH.COM and look in their conversion/hybrid section there are a few stickies with good details on modified car harnesses. As for the old vacuum style cruise control, I haven't a clue. Surely it can't be too hard if you find a wiring diagram for how it works in stock configuration. You can probably modify a newer style electronic cruise control module that was mounted on the firewall.
    See my truck data in the "My Garage" section here... http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/my-ga...tml#post191709

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