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I have the following problem: I do not have a ground in any sensor and it is all new, when connecting a separate ground they do work but not with the cable grounds.
I have a 2004 5.7 ls out of a wrecked corvette and wanna get your all harness for my swap but do you have computers for them too like a whole plug and play deal. This is the most laid out set I've found yet. I love to know the information myself and other are just order and send.
Our Harness does not come with ABS connections, but you would be able to wire it in on our own if you wanted to. we just don't support that. I hoped this helped you.
You folks at PSI need to watch Bad Luck Garage he is not happy with your LS standalone harness ! You placed connectors in the wrong location and you placed splices in a brand new harness shame on you PSI
Hi, yes we have seen the video. I’m Sorry he and you are so misinformed. Our harnesses have the mass air flow connector come out on the drivers side. That is because there is usually a battery on the passenger side of the engine bay in most swaps. To say our harness is incorrect is just wrong. I’m happy it took so long for him to untape our harness, it shows our quality. If you want to locate your maf sensor somewhere and the harness isn’t long enough, the easiest thing to do is to use an extension harness. I’m also glad he noticed the splices, those are sonic welded splices to connect multiple power and/or ground wires together. That is the most professional way to splice. To think we are saving wire by splicing two short wires together? That would easily cost much more than using the correct length wire. The sonic welded splices are a costly and time consuming part of the process, but it’s part of what a quality harness a quality harness.
@@psiconversionyoutube love a good clapback particularly to a he said type of user who maybe (is) missing info speaking as if they themselves experienced an issue when they have not.
