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Thread: Officially Swapping in a 6.0/2wd 4L80e into my 99 OBS Escahoe - GET DA WATER

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    I used the original harness supplied with the 6.0. Modified it for my truck. I retained the A/C and cruise control. I'm sure your vehicle will be different with all it's accessories and difference in year from mine. It took some work but I felt it was worth it. It gave me a better understanding of the entire electrical system.
    '93 Chevy 1500 4X4 ECLB with a '99 Silverado LQ4 6.0 and '99 Escalade 4L60E. SOLD IT!!

    New toy: 2001 2500 HD 4X4 Extended Cab Long Bed


    John

  2. #32
    Ok, So finally after almost a year Lextech is finally sending me a pre-programmed 411 as well as A/C Bracket kit. Here is a link to all the info on it (http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/lsx-t...acket-kit.html) I wish Lextech was closer so he can do a live tune, but his pre-tuned 411 will help get the truck started and hopefully run smooth enough for me to take it to ForceFedEngineering (http://www.fferacing.com) to get it Dyno Tuned.

    I needed my gear ratio and I was not sure so I finally looked up my RPO code and this website was the besthttp://<a href="http://LonestarThund...hunder.com</a>

    This

    Translated into
    This
    AG2
    ADJUSTER PASS ST POWER, MULTI-DIRECTIONAL
    AG9
    ADJUSTER FRT ST POWER, 6 WAY
    AJ1
    WINDOW TINTED DEEP, ALL EXCEPT W/S AND DRS
    AM7
    SEAT RR FOLDING
    AU0
    LOCK CONTROL, ENTRY REMOTE ENTRY
    AU3
    LOCK CONTROL SIDE DR, ELEC
    AXP
    VIN IDENT POSITION, MULTI-PURPOSE VEHICLE
    A31
    WINDOW POWER OPERATED, ALL DOORS
    A95
    SEAT FRT BKT, HIGH BACK, DRIVER & PASS RECL
    BVE
    STEPS RUNNINGBOARD, SIDE
    B34
    COVERING FRT FLOOR MATS, CARPETED INSERT
    B35
    COVERING REAR FLOOR MATS, CARPETED INSERT
    B39
    COVERING FLOOR CARPET, LOAD FLOOR
    B85
    MOLDING B/S EXTERIOR, BRIGHT
    B96
    MOLDING WHL OPENING
    C49
    DEFOGGER RR WINDOW, ELECTRIC
    C5U
    GVW RATING 6,800 LBS
    C60
    HVAC SYSTEM AIR CONDITIONER FRT, MAN CONTROLS
    C69
    HVAC SYSTEM RR AIR CONDITIONER
    DD0
    MIRROR O/S LH & RH, REMOTE CONTROL, ELECTRIC, HEATED, LT SENSITIVE
    DF5
    MIRROR I/S R/V LT SENSITIVE, COMPASS, O/S TEMP DISPLAY
    DK6
    CONSOLE ROOF INTERIOR
    D55
    CONSOLE FRT COMPT, FLOOR
    EVA
    TEST DVT, EVAP EMISSION REQUIREMENT
    FG5
    SHOCK ABSORBERS FRT & RR, GAS PRELOADED, DELCO/BILSTEIN, 46MM
    FK2
    ARM LH TORS BAR SPRING ADJ (A)
    FK3
    ARM RH TORS BAR SPRING ADJ (B)
    GU6
    AXLE REAR 3.42 RATIO
    JAN
    PLANT CODE JANESVILLE, WI, USA
    JB6
    BRAKE POWER, DISC/DRUM, 7,200 LBS
    KA1
    HEATER SEAT, FRT
    KG9
    GENERATOR 140 AMP
    K34
    CRUISE CONTROL AUTOMATIC, ELECTRONIC
    L31
    ENGINE GAS, 8 CYL, 5.7L, CPI
    M30
    TRANSMISSION AUTO 4 SPD, HMD, 4L60-E, ELECTRONIC
    NA1
    EMISSION SYSTEM GVW LESS THAN 8,500 LB
    NF2
    EMISSION SYSTEM FEDERAL, TIER 1
    NG1
    CERTIFICATION EMISSION, GEOGRAPHICALLY RESTRICTED REGISTRATION FOR VEHICLES UP TO 6,000 LBS GVW
    NP5
    STEERING WHEEL LEATHER WRAPPED
    NP8
    TRANSFER CASE ACTIVE, TWO SPEED, PUSH BUTTON CONTROL
    N33
    STEERING COLUMN TILT TYPE
    PF4
    WHEEL
    QGA
    TIRE ALL P245/75R16-109S BW R/PE ST TL AT
    SLM
    SALES PROCESSING STOCK ORDERS
    YD3
    AXLE (BASE EQUIP) FOR SCHEDULING GVW PLATE
    YD6
    SPRING RR, BASE EQUIPMENT
    YE9
    CONVENIENCE PKG COMFORT & DECOR LEVEL #3
    YGA
    TIRE REAR P245/75R16-109S BW R/PE ST TL AT
    ZGA
    TIRE SPARE P245/75R16-109S BW R/PE ST TL AT
    ZM9
    SALES PACKAGE COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
    ZQ3
    SALES PACKAGE DRIVER CONVENIENCE II
    ZW9
    BODY EQUIPMENT BASE BODY OR CHASSIS
    ZY2
    COLOR COMBINATION TWO TONE
    1SC
    PACKAGE OPTION 03
    1SZ
    DISCOUNT OPTION PACKAGE

    So I have 3.42's from the factory. Also needed to know exactly what injectors I am using for the tables and 8.1 Marine Injectors by Delphi Model#17113739.

    I picked up the injector's used also the seller got me (I think) in a vulnerable spot) Said he had modified fuel rails (welded AN fitting) help with the swap so for few extra bucks I got them as well. Figure just put less stress on my buddy who is helping me with the swap. I am stuck in a rut with the swap as it comes to getting the Fuel System squared away. Not sure if my Tahoe is return or returnless and same is for my 6.0.

    What do I need to order or fabricate to help get fuel to the motor?

    Here are the links to the fuel rail




  3. #33
    I am personally leaning towards using the 411 with the additional wires for simplicity. If I can't get the wires to look nice and neat then I will go the other route. For now my heart is in re-using the stock harness and making it nice and neat!

  4. #34

    Lightbulb

    How are you guys getting fuel to the LS motor? Am I on the right path with the AN Fitting welded to the rail...need to use a stock one. Some people run a corvette fuel filter and some do not.

    I have a 99 OBS Tahoe...what do I need to get this thing fueled before my fiancee finds out I have money set aside and she puts it towards the wedding.

  5. #35
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    Quote Originally Posted by foreverfalcon40 View Post
    How are you guys getting fuel to the LS motor? Am I on the right path with the AN Fitting welded to the rail...need to use a stock one. Some people run a corvette fuel filter and some do not.

    I have a 99 OBS Tahoe...what do I need to get this thing fueled before my fiancee finds out I have money set aside and she puts it towards the wedding.
    The Corvette filter is for the single fed line to the pre obdII motors. If I remember correctly. Yours should have 2 lines. A feed and return. from what I gather there are fittings that attach to the furl rail lines and will snap into the the lines in the firewall. Maybe with some fuel injection rubber lines for the flexibility.

    This is from a thread on here.....

    Quote Originally Posted by smkur50 View Post
    Update

    EAR-9894DBHERL
    Earl's Performance 9894DBHERL - Earl's Performance AN to Metric Adapter Fittings $8.95 x 1

    EAR-9894DBJERL
    Earl's Performance 9894DBJERL - Earl's Performance AN to Metric Adapter Fittings $8.95 x 1

    RUS-640850
    Russell Performance 640850 - Russell Fuel Rail Fitting Adapters
    $15.95 x 1

    RUS-640860
    Russell Performance 640860 - Russell Fuel Rail Fitting Adapters
    $14.95 x 1

    SUM-220690
    Summit Racing SUM-220690 - Summit Racing® Hose Ends

    $4.88 x 1

    SUM-240606B
    Summit Racing SUM-240606B - Summit Racing® Braided Nylon Hose
    $31.95 x 1

    Part Subtotal $100.27

    Delivery $12

    Total $112
    Quote Originally Posted by smkur50 View Post
    Fuel line stuff came. Got to wait til I drop in the engine before I cut them to length.

    Been lurking since 09 and I finally have my kickass 6.0 LQ4
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  6. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by capricefrk013 View Post
    The Corvette filter is for the single fed line to the pre obdII motors. If I remember correctly. Yours should have 2 lines. A feed and return. from what I gather there are fittings that attach to the furl rail lines and will snap into the the lines in the firewall. Maybe with some fuel injection rubber lines for the flexibility.

    This is from a thread on here.....
    THANKS FOR YOUR RESPONSE...I saw that as well...but on MYZTERRAY build thread which is a 96 ( I am up to page 21 he has ordered parts for the vette filter and his truck is OBD 2 as well) I can not Copy and Paste since I am at work on the 11th page of thread he talks about getting the parts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by foreverfalcon40 View Post
    How are you guys getting fuel to the LS motor? Am I on the right path with the AN Fitting welded to the rail...need to use a stock one. Some people run a corvette fuel filter and some do not.

    I have a 99 OBS Tahoe...what do I need to get this thing fueled before my fiancee finds out I have money set aside and she puts it towards the wedding.
    It depends on what type of fuel rail you have. do you have a return type or returnless type? i wish i took pics the other day of my finished settup but i forgot so i cant post any. but just look at your rail. if you have two lines headed toward the back, one bigger than the other than you have a return type. if you only have one, its returnless. the guy hacked yours up so you may not have what im talking about anymore. how many an fittings do you have? that should tell you.

    anyway, most people convert to an so you can skip a couple parts. if you have returnless, thats when youll need the corvette filter. it has an IN and RETURN on one side and the other goes to the fuel rail. here is a diagram that i found with the required parts/numbers/and shows how they are connected. you will probably not use some of this stuff depending on hows yours is set up. i bought all these parts and it worked like a charm.

    Like Tumbler in "Gone in 60" I'll drive anything with wheels or without

    My 95 ECSB LQ9 build thread - http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/lsx-t...to-95-obs.html
    CALI LEGAL ENGINE SWAP!
    Stock 03 LQ9, DBW, 95' 4l80e w/ Transgo shift kit, 2010 50# GM injectors, 2800 Circle D stall, Spectre CAI, Upgraded trans cooler, Home-made E-fans/shroud, Dual EP-381 fuel pumps w/Home-made hotwire kit
    NEXT ON LIST: Dual Battery setup, CAM/Valvetrain upgrade, Build my own rear mount turbo, TRU-TRAC, HIT THE STRIP!!!

  8. #38
    Thanks...Well I have two sets of fuel rails...one that is currently on the motor out 00 Chevy 2500 HD and the modified ones...

    It might be hard to tell about the HD one de to the pics I took of them...motor assembled. I will look at the "modified" fuel rails later tonight. Chime in and post better pics. The "modified" fuel rail has one AN fitting welded to one rail.

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    I used high pressure fuel injection hose and the appropriate clamps. I also used a double flare tool to put a bulge on the fuel lines so the hose wouldn't slip off. I simply cut off the fittings and bulged the ends of the lines. I'm also running the standard fuel filter. My truck originally had TBI but after checking part numbers, the filters are the same from the TBI to Vortec injected small blocks.

    If you have the original fuel pump for the Vortec injected traditional small block, that is able to supply the needed pressure to get the LS engine up and running.
    '93 Chevy 1500 4X4 ECLB with a '99 Silverado LQ4 6.0 and '99 Escalade 4L60E. SOLD IT!!

    New toy: 2001 2500 HD 4X4 Extended Cab Long Bed


    John

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    aha! found a pic i took of the feed and return lines when i first got my motor. the upper is the feed and the lower is the return. not the greatest pic but thought i might help to have something to compare to



    and yes, in case anyone notices, that is a seatbelt being used to hoist it around. thats how the JY carried it to my truck with a forklift... lol. goes to show you how strong they are... lol
    Like Tumbler in "Gone in 60" I'll drive anything with wheels or without

    My 95 ECSB LQ9 build thread - http://www.ls1truck.com/forums/lsx-t...to-95-obs.html
    CALI LEGAL ENGINE SWAP!
    Stock 03 LQ9, DBW, 95' 4l80e w/ Transgo shift kit, 2010 50# GM injectors, 2800 Circle D stall, Spectre CAI, Upgraded trans cooler, Home-made E-fans/shroud, Dual EP-381 fuel pumps w/Home-made hotwire kit
    NEXT ON LIST: Dual Battery setup, CAM/Valvetrain upgrade, Build my own rear mount turbo, TRU-TRAC, HIT THE STRIP!!!

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