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Old 06-15-2016, 08:31 PM
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Default 95 cab wiring harness swap 5.7 to a 6.5 truck

I am putting a 95 EC 4x4 diesel truck on the road that has been well used. I picked up a parts Silverado 95 EC 2wd 5.7 in awsome shape and a knocking motor from which I am taking the doors, fenders and complete interior.
The further I got into the diesel the more cut and spliced wires to bypass the mandatory immobilizer

I really want to start fresh and am wondering if the interior harness is the same in both trucks?
In which case I would remove the dash and steering column without separating the air box and harness from the dash.

Any help or direction is appreciated.

All else fails, I will do a pinout comparison and report.

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Old 06-17-2016, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Audible
I am putting a 95 EC 4x4 diesel truck on the road that has been well used. I picked up a parts Silverado 95 EC 2wd 5.7 in awsome shape and a knocking motor from which I am taking the doors, fenders and complete interior.
The further I got into the diesel the more cut and spliced wires to bypass the mandatory immobilizer

I really want to start fresh and am wondering if the interior harness is the same in both trucks?
In which case I would remove the dash and steering column without separating the air box and harness from the dash.

Any help or direction is appreciated.

All else fails, I will do a pinout comparison and report.

I'm reaching as far as I can on this one
The harnesses are not compatible and what exactly is a mandatory immobilizer?
 
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Old 06-22-2016, 10:21 AM
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Thanks for the reply Mayhem,
The insurance company (The only insurance company) in Manitoba has a list of Most At Risk vehicles (MAR) and require a key fob that mimics newer vehicle coded keys to prevent theft.


A big pain that everyone started complaining about no start issues stemming back to this device.


Do you know if the steering column and harness that is attached is the same?
this would fix a lot of ugly
 
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Old 06-22-2016, 06:03 PM
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Thanks for the reply Mayhem,
The insurance company (The only insurance company) in Manitoba has a list of Most At Risk vehicles (MAR) and require a key fob that mimics newer vehicle coded keys to prevent theft.


A big pain that everyone started complaining about no start issues stemming back to this device.


Do you know if the steering column and harness that is attached is the same?
this would fix a lot of ugly
Ok now I understand what the immobilizer is but I am unsure if the columns would be compatible I think maybe so buy it would require that a ecm swap would also have to be made as the key chip communicates with the ecm.
 
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