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    Thanks a lot fellas...I need to go over my wiring again. Gar

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    NITROUS & RedHeartBeat, Well...I went over this fuel pump relay wiring thing again. I could not believe what my problem was! It was the black/w white stripe ground wire coming off the bottom of the relay. It was a bad ground! I'm a putz! Can't believe it was such a basic thing.(is'nt that usually the case?) Gave it a good ground & the thing fired right up. Ran rough for a couple of minutes & cleared right up. Idles right down & is VERY smooth now. These things have got some good throttle response! For the last twenty-five years I have built offshore powerboats for a living, for companies you may have heard of...Apache, Velocity, Powerplay, etc..I have heard my share of healthy sounding motors with crisp throttle response. These LS1's are pretty nice running motors, I will say that. Thanks again guys for all your help. Gar

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    Glad you worked it out bro!!


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    NITROUS, When you get a chance(no hurry) can you get me the part number for that longer 4L60E shift shaft/nuetral safety switch "kit" that you mentioned before? Mucho Gracious. Gar

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    I'll see if I still have the box. If not I can get it from the dealership. I know there were 4 different kits offered.


    97 GMC, 2002 LS6.

    1991 GMC Syclone #1428

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    I think this is the part number if I remember correctly. #15724078 I'll still try when I get home.


    97 GMC, 2002 LS6.

    1991 GMC Syclone #1428

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    Thanks NITROUS! On to temperature gauge function. What did you use for a temperature sender for your factory dash gauge? I was doing a little research & it looks like I just need to go buy a second factory LS1 cylinder head temp sender, which is a two prong sender(?), connect one prong to ground & the other to the dash gauge. Is this the way to go, or??? P.S... Welded up a 2 1/2" dual exhaust, going into a single MagnaFlow dual muffler, to get me around. Sounds much better than open headers! The wife appreciates it too! Thanks, Gar

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    Call S&P. Tell them you need a 3/8 to 12mm adapter for your factory temp sensor. You can pull the plug out of the back of the passenger side head and mount it there with no problems.


    97 GMC, 2002 LS6.

    1991 GMC Syclone #1428

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(NITROUS &#064; Aug 7 2006, 03&#58;33 PM) [snapback]60283[/snapback]</div>
    Call S&P. Tell them you need a 3/8 to 12mm adapter for your factory temp sensor. You can pull the plug out of the back of the passenger side head and mount it there with no problems.
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    Thanks NITROUS, just ordered it from S & P. Can&#39;t wait to get it. Today I also figured out the trucks oil pressure wire coming out of the C-100, which is tan, and the water temperature wire, which is green, just as you had said. You ground them with the key on & they peg the gauge. Yup&#33; thats them&#33; Next, I need to figure out why my dual F-body fans are&#39;nt coming on at all. The only thing I can think of is, that I have both keyed power wire sources to the relays, both on one supply wire. Would this make a difference? Wish I had more time every day to play with this, it&#39;s getting very close to drive time&#33; Thanks again, Gar

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