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Paul Y · 04-01-2023, 02:41 PM

Evening all,

Still chipping away at my LS swap and now have stumped myself.

Quick bit of back ground

Using an LM7 out of a 2005 Silverado and a T56. The harness is from Current Performance and was originally set up for a 4L60E. I have de pinned the auto part of the harness and removed it.

I have had the engine running outside the vehicle just using the switched power (pink) wire - ignored the yellow and black wire which is the cranking signal wire.

Now I have got the engine in my truck I have a question. Do I need to run the cranking signal wire?

The documentation from Current Performance says it is 'option' and says the following re manual gearbox

"On vehicles with manual transmissions or automatic transmissions without a neutral/safety switch, this wire should be routed through a clutch safety switch, or shifter mounted switch to prevent the starter from operating in gear"

As I have been driving manual gearbox vehicles since I was 9 I trust myself enough to not start the vehicle in gear unless I want too!

Think I have answered my own question. I can delete it but would appreciate the sanity check from you bright sparks!

Thanks,

P.

04-01-2023, 02:41 PM	#1
Paul Y Registered User Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Essex Posts: 936	The 'Optional' yellow and black wire on a Current Performance Harness Evening all, Still chipping away at my LS swap and now have stumped myself. Quick bit of back ground Using an LM7 out of a 2005 Silverado and a T56. The harness is from Current Performance and was originally set up for a 4L60E. I have de pinned the auto part of the harness and removed it. I have had the engine running outside the vehicle just using the switched power (pink) wire - ignored the yellow and black wire which is the cranking signal wire. Now I have got the engine in my truck I have a question. Do I need to run the cranking signal wire? The documentation from Current Performance says it is 'option' and says the following re manual gearbox "On vehicles with manual transmissions or automatic transmissions without a neutral/safety switch, this wire should be routed through a clutch safety switch, or shifter mounted switch to prevent the starter from operating in gear" As I have been driving manual gearbox vehicles since I was 9 I trust myself enough to not start the vehicle in gear unless I want too! Think I have answered my own question. I can delete it but would appreciate the sanity check from you bright sparks! Thanks, P. __________________ Woody's Build - http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=658621 If it goes wrong, I blame the Internet...