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Old 02-26-2022, 10:52 PM
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Default 08 4.8 to LQ9 6.0 conversion

i am considering doing a 6.0 on my truck but have a question about the harnesses, will the harness i have rn work on the 6.0?
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Yes..
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Yes and no. If it’s a lq9, it’s a gen 3 which means the knock sensors are in different locations and the reluctor wheel will read differently as well. Can it work? Yes. Is it direct 100% slap in and go? No
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Oh yeah did not read LQ9 definitely no it will be pretty hard
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That swap is done all the time.

So many have done that their ways around all of those issues you bring up.
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Yeah sure it isn't impossible and it is somewhat simple it just requires more parts and such that take away from the go fast stuff
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