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Old Jun 13, 2011 | 03:47 PM
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i have a project where I put a LS1 (L59 version of the LM7) out a 2001 Silverado. I am finding that the PCM is a 2002 Silverado (was supposed to be a matched set) and put it in a Jeep wrangler. It runs great but I am concerned with the gas (lack of mileage, about9 to 11 MPG)
I am running 4:10 gears, headers, cold air with 33’s x 12.5x 15 tires. It does not work hard to push this down the road.
I bought a wiring harness from EFI Connection. New O2 sensors (AC delco ) and a guy that I thought knew what he was doing cut the o2 connectors off at the harness due to the stock O2’3 are a flat 4 pin connector. The harness had a 4 box pin. Talking to the guys at EFI Connection they said that it was the same as a Camaro.

So to the real question:
Do I need to use the truck O2 sensors or should I use the Camaro O2 sensor?

Is the PCM different between the cars and trucks?

The Chevy manual shows that there are two type of O2’s

O2 with case grounded sensors
And
O2 with isolated grounded sensors
Which one would be needed?

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Old Jun 13, 2011 | 04:55 PM
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I have found out that the PCM' s are the the same part# 12200411. So this would be down to the sensors. Thank you
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Old Jun 13, 2011 | 08:47 PM
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You need whatever sensors the pcm is programmed for either truck or car. Then order and install the correct OEM GM sensors
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Old Jun 14, 2011 | 07:43 AM
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Front O2 sensors are flat plug, rear sensors are square plug.

I do not know the difference between a truck harness and a Camaro harness. I would have used a truck harness.
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Old Jun 14, 2011 | 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 01WS6/tamu
You need whatever sensors the pcm is programmed for either truck or car. Then order and install the correct OEM GM sensors
Ok I am willing to go with that. How do you know which O2 it is programmed for? It came originality with the square one. and the guy that was helping said that we needed the Flat style. So I am just trying to figure out what is needed to make it right. (In short of buying a new harness) And they both use the same PCM. So it is a wiring reference as to what is done with the ground. I have the HP tuner and I could not find any reference other than turning them on or off.
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Old Jun 14, 2011 | 09:50 AM
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I assume the harness has an obd port??? See it you an hook up a scanner up and see if the o2's are even working before you go buy new ones...
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