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Wally68 07-14-2009 06:54 PM

VZ Ls2 Engine loom white plug
 
Can Any one tell me what this plug dose or more importantly what the wires do?
Its on a VZ Ls2 engine wire loom,It has a rubber bung on it, so would have gone into the cabin of the commodore I would assume.

Thanks for you help.


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Doubledip 07-14-2009 11:37 PM

That plug has powers and canbus wires for the diagnostic plug etc....

Baz 07-15-2009 01:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doubledip (Post 966369)
That plug has powers and canbus wires for the diagnostic plug etc....

Jimmy, (Sideshow)

I know you do that stuff, but when are you going to come across and fiinish the wiring job on my car? I would really love to take it to the Nats and be able to use to manual side of my box. I get a busy signal every time I ring you. How about some customer service. The car should be coming back from the trimmers around 21.7.09. Please ring me on (02) 9520-6460.

Baz

Tenrocca 07-15-2009 03:03 AM

Wally - that one plugs into the body look I think. I you have a wiring diagram you should be able to figure it out from the wire colours. Did I send you my L76 info - its possible the "white plug" info is the same. Its in the excel file.

sideshow 07-15-2009 03:40 AM

well my wife just had a baby boy a week ago
and this week she had to get her cataracts done in one eye and next week she gets the other eye done
so ive been baby sitting abit lately

anyway we need to sort out yr shifter
by the time its done at trimmers my house will be in order
so get neil to ring me once its back there
sorry but its been a busy 2 weeks and nothing went straight forward at the hospital

anyway all we need is a day once u get it back so should get it done way before the nats


hey wally did u get the blue plug

well u need about 20 wires from the blue plug to goto relays and dash and pedal and this and that if u know how to use a multimeter just prob those wires and see where they go u really should strip the harness first and see what yr in for

u can even plug the loom into the engine and once u trace the wires then u can see what the plug does

its not hard just might take u afew days
its the best way to learn because when the ****ttttt doesnt go people just scream on the forums hey i just wired up my car and it wont go and they have no idea how to diagnose stuff so basically sit down and learn how it all works

Rebel1 07-15-2009 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tenrocca (Post 966388)
Wally - that one plugs into the body look I think. I you have a wiring diagram you should be able to figure it out from the wire colours. Did I send you my L76 info - its possible the "white plug" info is the same. Its in the excel file.

And a blu$$y good excel file it is too. :)

Baz 07-15-2009 11:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sideshow (Post 966390)
well my wife just had a baby boy a week ago
and this week she had to get her cataracts done in one eye and next week she gets the other eye done
so ive been baby sitting abit lately

anyway we need to sort out yr shifter
by the time its done at trimmers my house will be in order
so get neil to ring me once its back there
sorry but its been a busy 2 weeks and nothing went straight forward at the hospital

anyway all we need is a day once u get it back so should get it done way before the nats


hey wally did u get the blue plug

well u need about 20 wires from the blue plug to goto relays and dash and pedal and this and that if u know how to use a multimeter just prob those wires and see where they go u really should strip the harness first and see what yr in for

u can even plug the loom into the engine and once u trace the wires then u can see what the plug does

its not hard just might take u afew days
its the best way to learn because when the ****ttttt doesnt go people just scream on the forums hey i just wired up my car and it wont go and they have no idea how to diagnose stuff so basically sit down and learn how it all works

Jim,

Thanks for your speedy response. Hope everything goes well at home. I'll pass your message onto Neil. Good luck mate.

Baz

schipps 07-16-2009 04:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sideshow (Post 966390)
well my wife just had a baby boy a week ago
and this week she had to get her cataracts done in one eye and next week she gets the other eye done
so ive been baby sitting abit lately

Jim,

Congratulations on the new arrival. Hope all goes well with your wifes eyes mate,

Mick

sideshow 07-16-2009 05:15 AM

thanks

had pretty bad service at the hospital
one prob turned into another and another
eventually all came home afew days later than expected
now trying to get used to a new born and a 14 month old together hehehe

but all is good now except for lack of sleep
so if anyone sees me my eyes always look funny but these last few weeks they are even worse hehehe

boxhead 07-22-2009 01:55 AM

Just caught up on the thread, Congrates to you Sideshow and to your wife, hope all is going beter and the family are at home together soon.

Merv and Sharon 07-22-2009 02:00 AM

Also Sideshow - your many contributions and suggestions are always appreciated.

Merv

sideshow 07-22-2009 10:53 PM

thanks all

i dont mind contributing

just when it comes to my every day bread and butter work i dont give info out
or do i sell parts seperate as i like to sell my looms as a full kit tested properly by me
and then its very simple work for custoemr to fit
if i sold things seperately i garantee i would spend 2 or 3 hours each day on the phone
helping the other person
now if they buy a full kit i will do that
but when they buy an 80 dollar plug where u make 20 bucks how do u think i would feel
wasting that time on the phone

plus another thing is we are getting more problems with wiring looms made buy this place in melbourne that most know about and are fixing their stuffups
thats y i like to do it all or nothing

sambo 07-22-2009 11:11 PM

sideshow, is that same place selling LS loom kits on eBay?

sideshow 07-23-2009 12:02 AM

no i dont think its that place
is the place lsx conversions
he is our competition he sells the bits so u can put it together
but i also specialise in jap import engines and wiring up std ecus
most people put them in the too hard basket and just put an aftermarket ecu on them heheheh

just beware the kits premade from usa are left hand drive
we have had afew complaint bout them also

anyway we have done our research
so if u read or hear bout someone wiring up one of these ls2 etc and they have probs with thermo fans coming on all the time and the speedo not working
or tacho problems or the auto not working correctly then its becasue most guys know how to tune factory commodores but when it comes to doing a tune to suit something thats not a comm then they dont knwo the tricks

end of the day we customize our looms to suit each car even though we start from a similar base harness for most lsx looms

sambo 07-23-2009 12:52 AM

Yeah I spoke to Ian at LSX conversions and he was pretty helpful. The other one in the US I think is Current Performance? Their engine loom kit and relay circuits look pretty good value but I know we have a few different connectors on our engines. Left hand drive never occurred to me.

alffie 07-23-2009 01:55 AM

Jared at current performance is really good, made my O2 extenders for us$10 each no one else was even close to that price. Also got me a lot of pins for the delhi connectors that no one else seemed to be able to find.
You cant beat the GM install kits, comes with everything including ECU for$830us. Wish they made them when I bought all my gear!!

sambo 07-23-2009 06:06 AM

Alffie, do you have a link these "GM install kits"? At first I thought you were talking about current performance but their kit is $1295 USD and it doesn't include the wires to the transmission.

http://www.currentperformance.com/LS2.html

sideshow 07-23-2009 06:23 AM

jarod is very good to talk too
i speak to him regularly
those kits alffie talking bout are from place called scog and dickies or somehting like that
or from gm motorsport in usa
they are a loom and ecu 2 oxygen sensors a pedal fusebox and relays

http://www.partsworldperformance.com...hp?item_id=882

here is a sample but its in pounds so i guess its in uk
but look at the ecu its an e67 i dont know nayone hwo has progrmamed one of these in australia we have an e67 ecu one day we will try to play with it

ring eagle as they also have the same gm motorsport kits but they are imported from usa but are left hand drive and they dont do auto looms

i got a contact in usa that asked me to make looms to send over cause there is such a waiting period guys were willing to get them from us
but even here its getting hard to find ls1 looms as holden dont make them anymore
so u need to find them at wreckers

another thing to remember is they use a different pedal to the aussie cars so if it stuffs up which is very rare
u need to get one from usa


anyway over here we cant compete with the prices from the usa
they even make the harness from scratch so they must have some asians working for 10 bucks a day hehehe as when u look at price of parts then u look at labour they must take afew hours to make them

alffie 07-23-2009 07:17 PM

Here are the P/N of the kits, just google the P/N and you will find a heap of GMPP dealers that sell the kits. Craig at RCR uses them and hasnt had any problems yet.


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P/N 19166567 LS7 Engine Controller Kit



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• Includes all the components required to run your GM Performance
Parts crate engine including:
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12576410 Mass Air Flow Meter
19166574 Mass Air Flow Meter Mounting Boss
10367117 Accelerator Pedal Assembly
12581966 Oxygen Sensor (Qty 2 Per Kit)
15156588 Oxygen Sensor Mounting Boss (Qty 2 Per Kit)
19171935 Instruction Sheet

• For individual engine controller, use P/N 19166569




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sideshow 07-24-2009 01:18 AM

that is what eagle auto parts sell
u migth aswell just buy that its a bargain
eagle sell the same kit for 1800 to 1900 bucks


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