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Old Apr 22, 2005 | 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by BigTex
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I read the above info but i'm not clear on what wire goes where.Is this correct?

Ls1 truck
A-YEL to LS2-B
B- not used
C-BRN to LS2-A
D- not used
E-LT BLU/BLK to LS2-E
F-PPL to LS2-F
G-DR GRN to LS2-D
H-GRY to LS2-C
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Old Apr 22, 2005 | 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by WrkCar
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I read the above info but i'm not clear on what wire goes where.Is this correct?

Ls1 truck
A-YEL to LS2-B
B- not used
C-BRN to LS2-A
D- not used
E-LT BLU/BLK to LS2-E
F-PPL to LS2-F
G-DR GRN to LS2-D
H-GRY to LS2-C
Looks to me like Big Tex was telling you that the LS2 plug is labelled with letters for each pin (ex. "LS2-C"). So if you had the TB in front of you you could read the letter on the LS2 TB and then mate your colored wire to the appropriate pin. That's spoon feeding at it's finest.
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Old Apr 22, 2005 | 10:52 AM
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Originally Posted by moregrip
I think whitt1 is running a 90mm, he seems to be doing alright.
I was more curious about a 90 mm unit on a standard 6 liter with Radix. I'm positive a 408 could use one. It looks like the TB mounting flange could definitely be opened up to accept a 90.
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Old May 12, 2005 | 11:52 PM
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How did it work out. Did the wiring work and did it help on the 408.
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Old May 12, 2005 | 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted by BigTex
What year model truck? Where are you located?

If you have an 03+ truck, maybe this will help:


The LS2 TB electrical connector is physically similar to the 03+ trucks, but the trucks have 8 pins inside while the LS2 has 6 pins.


LS2 90mm
PIN ID
A.) ACT2
B.) ACT1
C.) +5v TPS Reference – Common to both TPS’s
D.) TP1 Signal 0-5v
E.) Common Ground
F.) TP2 Signal 5-0v


03 TRUCK TB
Pin - Wire Color - Function
A - YEL - TAC Motor Control 1
B - BLK/WHT - Low Reference
C - BRN - TAC Motor Control 2
D - BLK - Low Reference
E - LT BLU/BLK - 5 Volt Reference
F - PPL - TP Sensor 2 Signal
G - DK GRN - TP Sensor 1 Signal
H - GRY - 5 Volt Reference

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C5 TPS
Pin - Wire Color- -Function
A - DK GRN - 5 Volt Reference
B - PPL - Low Reference
C - DK BLU - TP Sensor 1 Signal
D - YEL/BLK - 5 Volt Reference
E - WHT - Low Reference
F - PNK - TP Sensor 2 Signal

C5 TAC
Pin Wire Color - Function
A - YEL - TAC Motor control 1
B - BRN - TAC Motor control 2
Great info Richard!
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