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    Quote Originally Posted by TimeLimitHit View Post
    personally i think you should have stuck with dbw, its so easy to install. But since you are going cable you will need to acquire whatever pigtails you will need for the throttle body and then get a wiring diagram and hack up your tb harness. as far as your fuse box, it may just plug right in but i think there were differences in fuse locations between models and years. As in your fuel pump fuse may be powering something else. I would call gm and get part numbers for your fuse block and the truck the engine came from and see if they match.
    such a good idea ill see if part numbers match and im actully going to run my dbw tb for awhile. what route do i take if they do not match up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LQ9_ZR2 View Post
    such a good idea ill see if part numbers match and im actully going to run my dbw tb for awhile. what route do i take if they do not match up.
    i had an idea thats probably easier, pull connector diagrams for your fuse box and the fuse box the motor came from and see if they match. if they end up being different i would check on here in the parts wanted area or on ebay. I found a used fuse box on ebay for my swap for $40 with all the fuses and relays still in it.
    1993 GMC Yukon GT, 6.0 vortec, head work, no cats, cai, HpTuned by me, jasper lvl2 4l65e, nbs brake conversion

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    by the way, a 6.0 in an s-10 blazer, that's bad-ass. That thing is gonna fly, at least till the trans blows up, lol.
    1993 GMC Yukon GT, 6.0 vortec, head work, no cats, cai, HpTuned by me, jasper lvl2 4l65e, nbs brake conversion

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    Quote Originally Posted by TimeLimitHit View Post
    i had an idea thats probably easier, pull connector diagrams for your fuse box and the fuse box the motor came from and see if they match. if they end up being different i would check on here in the parts wanted area or on ebay. I found a used fuse box on ebay for my swap for $40 with all the fuses and relays still in it.
    i just finished printing both diagrams, i have no motivation to check them out yet, ill have to do it tomorrow after work. i have a 700r4 being built but since it wont be done before im ready to drop in the motor im going to see how long the stock 4l lasts. and the 700 is 2wd trans as well which will be nice to get rid of the transfercase. im kind of excited for the power increase but yet again i had a 5 hundread horse honda, i know this is a whole different power but im not getting my hopes up for the rediculous factor at this point.

    ill throw up some new pictures tomorrow of how the swaps coming.

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