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Old 01-10-2018, 02:05 PM   #1
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LS Swap wiring diagram

Hey fellas, so I've found a few different LS swaps available that are complete with motor trans and harness. The one I'm leaning towards has the flashed ECU, DBC, and set up for the "2 wire" I believe it's called. M

My question is if it is a literal 2 wire setup. We had a wiring harness installed from Qwik Wire a couple years ago, so it is all updated wiring. I'm just kinda wondering what is going to connect to what with a setup like that.
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Old 01-10-2018, 04:33 PM   #2
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Re: LS Swap wiring diagram

Its been a bit since I did my brother's wiring but it was three wires (four if you count the fuel pump).

1. Wire to the fuse block that was hot when key on.
2. Wire to the starter.
3. Ground.

I think that was it if I remember correctly.
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Re: LS Swap wiring diagram

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Its been a bit since I did my brother's wiring but it was three wires (four if you count the fuel pump).

1. Wire to the fuse block that was hot when key on.
2. Wire to the starter.
3. Ground.

I think that was it if I remember correctly.
Ok that's kinda what I assumed for the short harness. And then the rest of it is just the wires from the computer to the injectors and sensors etc. correct?
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Re: LS Swap wiring diagram

There's a guy I follow on IG who lives in Salinas that sells complete swaps with the 3 wire harness for a reasonable price. 99k to 115k miles on them, see them running. He's in your area Tiny!
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Re: LS Swap wiring diagram

Yes
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There's a guy I follow on IG who lives in Salinas that sells complete swaps with the 3 wire harness for a reasonable price. 99k to 115k miles on them, see them running. He's in your area Tiny!
Ive talked to him before. Pacific fab in Gilroy who is on here too does the same. Whats your instagram name?
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Ive talked to him before. Pacific fab in Gilroy who is on here too does the same. Whats your instagram name?
big_red_the_2nd

Follow me and I'll follow back!! That's awesome, what is his IG name if he's on there??
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Old 01-22-2018, 11:16 PM   #8
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Re: LS Swap wiring diagram

check out LT1swap.com the guy has everything you need on his page, easy to follow, easy to do . . . covers everything - which wires to keep, which to eliminate, how to make the fuse panel needed - it is an excellent resource for swapping LS engines, even though it is called LT1 swap.
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