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    Ok you got me.... I'm not doing a LS1 swap but I was told you guys are the sh@&. I wanna convert my 2.8L carb motor in my 84 S-10 to EFI. I have a complete harness, engine, computer, and all the sensors out of a 87 camero. Is there some one who makes a swap harness, or can someone help me put the 2 harnesses together?

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    hey man, glad you came over here! welcome first of all and if you want a full harness, try www.speartech.com they make harness and can mod your stock one for you. As for the actual wiring, i can't help you there

    btw, this forum is open to all chevy ppl..
    91 s10 - bagged and bodydropped...getting rebuilt
    91 nissan - backhalfed and bagged

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    Ok, thanx but he said he couldn't help!?! Any other ideas

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    what about painless performance, they just released some of thier new harnesses. and also try getting the two books for both setups and taking the harness one step at a time and identify each connector and labe each wire, that may help, then you'll be able to splice and match connectors and wires. you'll proabably end up ditching you carb harness for most of the efi harness.

    feel free to post and i'll help if possible,

    allen

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    Originally posted by farmtruc@May 28 2003, 10:35 AM
    what about painless performance, they just released some of thier new harnesses. and also try getting the two books for both setups and taking the harness one step at a time and identify each connector and labe each wire, that may help, then you'll be able to splice and match connectors and wires. you'll proabably end up ditching you carb harness for most of the efi harness.

    feel free to post and i'll help if possible,

    allen
    Thanx. I consider my self above average when it comes to wiring but this is the 1st project its kind I have ever tried. I will call on you, thanx again

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