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Old 12-23-2014, 05:47 PM
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For dumb people like me, this method requires a segment swap via HPTuners or the like?
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Yes it does.
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
Yes it does.
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good info! Thanks!
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So realistically this could be done with any of the three options for the primary, just might use a different wire at the ecu.
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Exploring Alternate 1 and 2

Alternate 2:
Remove brown wire from pin 2 in Red/Green connector
Remove white wire from pin 79 in blue connector
Insert white whire into pin 2 of red/green connector

Brown wire moved to pin 22
Remover tan/blk wire (T) remove from pin 42 and move to pin 23
Brown wire is used as pin A in speed plug
Tan/blk is pin b in speed plug
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Alternate 1
Or cut white and brown and solder brown wire to remaining white at trans plug
Wire white wire to pin A in speed plug
Tan/blk to pin B on speed plug

Remove pin 79 white wire and move to pin 22
Remove pin 42 and move to pin 23
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Can I resurrect this one from the dead?? I'm in the midst of swapping a 80e/246 from a 2003 2500HD into my 2002 Tahoe Z71. The trans I have only has one VSS on the side, t-case has 3 on it. I can't find a definitive "yes" for this question on all the sites and forums - do I need install the second sensor onto the trans in order for this all to work right? Everything I'm using was pulled form 4wd vehicles. Thanks to anyone that can help!!
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no, since its 4wd the rear speed sensor is on the output shaft of the transfer case
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Originally Posted by TrendSetter
no, since its 4wd the rear speed sensor is on the output shaft of the transfer case
This.
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