Explaining how I wired my Ls Swapped CUCV to start and run off the factory key ignition switch. Functions and operates just like a factory set up. Get Your Mohawk Motors Gear!!!!! teespring.com/stores/mohawk-m...
Thanks, this is the best c10 wiring explained That I have come across. Now to find a great vid explaining wiring my relay box which is exactly like yours
Glad you were able to get some good information out of it! I actually am working on another swap that I'll be using the same relay panel and will do a more in depth explanation on it when I get to that point. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey Jason Great video I have watched it about 12-15 times now. Lol I still have been able to get my square body running. It’s a 88 suburban Silverado. And in my hick head has only 2 large red wires. And a bunch of extra wires Anyways I still can seem to get mine running I have the aftermarket 4 wire fuse box Fuel pump comes on I get fuel to the rail but not pumping I was hoping u could help me please
Hey Peter, so you have fuel pressure at the rail but the pump doesn't run when the key is on? Am I understanding correctly? Are you using the pcm to control the fuel pump or just a simple relay controlled by the ignition switch?
All of those relays and fuses for the injectors are not necessary. Injectors are fired one at a time. Not all 8 at once. I had a 15 amp fuse for bank one and another fuse for bank 2.
@@bubbabatterby7059 if you're LS swapping, you can get rid of that lil computer or just disconnect and leave it. It was used for the distributor timing.
Nice! I want to do a terminator at some point, right now I'm not doing anything wild enough that the stock computer can't handle it and I can't justify the cost of terminator until I actually need it. I think everybody's definition of cheap is different, but I do believe that they can be done for under $1000 if the person is willing to take the time to find good deals, and learn how to do what is needed.
To be honest... I ran out of relays and I wanted to get it started asap. I have a few changes I want to make now that I've had it driving for a few months, and getting the fuel pump wired to be controlled by the PCM is on that list of changes.