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WHERE
DOES THE SINGLE RED WIRE COMING FROM RELAY BLOCK GO?
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The red wire provides switched power signal for the PCM.
Connect to a 12 volt source that has power with the key ‘ON’ AND WHEN
‘CRANKING. Note that in older GM Vehicles, the ignition wire in the
engine compartment (White cloth covered) is not a 12-volt source. The
most common spot to find this type of power is in the factory chassis
fuse box. It is typically marked as ‘IGN’ power NOT ‘ACC’ power.
WHERE
DO THE TWO RING TERMINALS AT THE STARTER GET CONNECTED TO?
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The 2 black wires with the large ring terminals provide all
the power to the harness. They get connected to the large stud on the
starter, which should have battery power.
WHY
DON’T MY OXYGEN SENSORS PLUG IN?
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PSI harnesses are designed to use the most popular Oxygen
sensor applications. For peak engine performance, PSI recommends the
oxygen sensors be replaced, especially if vehicle/engine history is
unknown. New Delphi Oxygen sensors can be purchased from PSI,
or Table 2 of your harness instructions will provide GM part numbers
for the correct sensor.
WHERE
SHOULD I INSTALL MY OXYGEN SENSORS IF I HAVE LONG TUBE HEADERS?
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O2 sensors should always be installed as close to the engine
as possible in order to allow for proper sensor heating and function.
The further from the engine the sensors are installed the more time the
sensors will take to heat up and put the engine in closed loop.
HOW
DO I HOOK UP MY AC REQUEST WIRE?
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The AC Request Wire must be hooked up to a 12-volt source
when the ac compressor clutch is engaged.
WHERE
DO I PLUG IN THE PURPLE AND YELLOW WIRES.
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This varies depending on your specific Harness.
Please check your wiring harness instruction manual - Instructions
WHAT
DO I DO WITH ORANGE WIRE?
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Run to ground (IN PARK AND NEUTRAL). It is not a neutral
safety wire and will not prevent the engine from starting. Hooking this
wire up is ‘Optional’.
DO
I NEED TO HOOK UP MY OIL PRESSURE CONNECTOR?
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Oil pressure wiring only needs to be hooked up if you are
using Variable Valve
Timing (VVT). This function is only present on Gen IV (58X) engine
applications. For all other applications the engine oil pressure wiring
is not required to make the engine function properly. When using an
aftermarket oil pressure gage, you must use the sender that came with
the gage and wire it directly.
WHERE
CAN I INSTALL MY COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE SENDER?
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When using an aftermarket water temperature gage, the sender
that came with the gage must be used and wired directly to the gauge.
Most aftermarket gauges use senders with standard US threads. However,
LS engines have metric threads, therefore a fitting must be used to
adapt the threads. The port on the rear of the passenger cylinder head
is most commonly used for this function. These adapters are available
through PSI.
HOW
DO I WIRE UP MY FUEL PUMP?
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Using Figure 2 and specific connections indicated in Table 4,
connect the wiring as directed. All connections in table 4 are required
unless otherwise noted.
HOW
DO I WIRE UP MY SPEEDOMETER?
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Connect our black "under dash" wire to speedometer. NOTE: Do
not tap into VSS wiring in the harness as this can result in the
transmission NOT shifting due to a split VSS signal. Following
installation, ensure proper calibration of the speedometer per the
manufacturer’s instructions.
HOW
DO I GET MY AUTO-METER TACHOMETER TO WORK?
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Connect our white “under dash” wire to their green wire of
your tachometer. Note that most aftermarket tachometers work with a
12-volt signal. However, LS controllers use a 5-volt signal which is
not directly compatible with most aftermarket tachometers. In these
cases a resistor must be wired into the tachometer signal wire. This
wiring diagram is located in the PSI instructions which came with your
harness.
NO
SIGNAL TO THE TACH AND SPEEDO GAUGE(S)?
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Most aftermarket tachometers work with a 12-volt signal.
However, LS controllers use a 5-volt signal which is not directly
compatible with most aftermarket tachometers. In these cases a resistor
must be wired into the tachometer signal wire. This wiring diagram is
located in the PSI instructions which came with your harness.
VEHICLE
RUNS PERFECT BUT NO 5V SIGNAL AT TACH WIRE (GAUGES)?
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Check that gauge is installed correctly.
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Contact PSI Tech Support to determing if PCM 'Tach
Resolution' is set correctly.
I
HAVE A TH350/MANUAL TRANS. DO I NEED TO PLUG IN THE VSS?
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The VSS is not required, however, it is recommended. In some
instances, if the VSS is not hooked up, the PCM will not know how fast
the vehicle is going and therefore under hard stopping conditions could
abruptly hunt for idle or stall. This condition can be alleviated by
installing a VSS or through a local tuner once the swap is completed.
CAN
I EXTEND MY MAF CONNECTOR WIRING?
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Yes you can extend the MAF connector using a properly made
extension harness. These are available through PSI in varying lengths
to fit many different configurations.
CAN
I EXTEND MY OXYGEN SENSOR WIRING?
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Yes you can extend the oxygen sensor connector using a
properly made extension harness. These are available through PSI in
varying lengths to fit many different configurations.
CAN
I TAP INTO THE VEHICLE SPEED SENSOR (VSS) WIRING PROVIDED WITH MY
HARNESS SO MY SPEEDOMETER WILL WORK?
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No, at no time should you tap into any of the engine sensor
wiring supplied with your PSI harness. You speedometer should be wired
per the manufacturer’s instructions. This typically requires that you
connect the speedometer to the output wire supplied with the PSI wiring
harness ‘under dash wiring’ section.
CAN
I TAP INTO THE COOLANT TEMPERATURE SENSOR WIRING PROVIDED WITH MY
HARNESS SO MY COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE WILL WORK?
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No, at no time should you tap into any of the engine sensor
wiring supplied with your PSI harness. You temperature gauge should be
wired per the manufacturer’s instructions. This typically requires the
sender that came with the gauge to be used.
HOW
DO I ENSURE THAT MY COIL SUB-ASSEMBLY WIRING HARNESS IS ON THE CORRECT
SIDE?
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When using PSI coil sub-harnesses it is critical that they
are oriented correctly. An easy way to check orientation is to confirm
the wire color in position 'C' of each coil connector. The colors and
corresponding cylinders are as follows:
HOW
DO I MOUNT MY EXTERNAL FUEL PUMP TO MY VEHICLE?
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The external fuel pumps require insolated mounting brackets
to ensure proper, long lasting performance. Most customers will
fabricate mounts based on their application or use rubber insulated
clamps
to secure the pump.
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If using a Walbro external fuel pump, a mounting kit is
available through PSI.
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Looking for an Affordable, In Stock, Plug and Play wiring harness for your LS Swap? PSI sells Standalone Wiring Harnesses for GM Gen II, III, IV, & V LS/LT based engines and transmissions. These harnesses include the Gen II LT1/LT4, Gen III (24x) LS1/LS6 and Vortec Truck Engines as well as Gen IV (58x) LS2, LS3, LS7, & Vortec and GEN V LT / ECOTEC3 Engines. All PSI Harnesses are Made in the USA. In addition to wiring harnesses, PSI carries Holley Products, Vintage Air A/C, Dakota Digital Gauges, HPTuners and PCM programming, Fuel Pump Kits, Engine Sensors, Extension Harnesses, Replacement GM connector pigtails and a complete line of hardware to complete your conversion needs!
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