Calling all 1997 FSM owners
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Calling all 1997 FSM owners
Could someone scan the pages that show the pin setup for both wire harness connectors that plug into the PCM and send them to me in a .pdf file or something similar. I got the diagram for the firewall connection from randman1, now I just need the PCM side of things.
e-mail is awbaker at fit.edu, thanks.
e-mail is awbaker at fit.edu, thanks.
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I have the '97 FSM and I assume you mean connectors C101 and C200. It'* 8 pages (from 8A-202-0 to 8A-202-7), but I don't currently have access to a scanner. If you don't get the info you need from anyone else, I could make hard copies of those pages and send them by snail mail (1 day really 'cause we're both in FL) at the low cost of only $5 per page .
Just kidding!!! :P I'll send them for free, really. PM me if you decide you need them, just remember that I'll need to know prior to 4:00 pm this afternoon or you'll have to wait 'till Monday...sorry.
Just kidding!!! :P I'll send them for free, really. PM me if you decide you need them, just remember that I'll need to know prior to 4:00 pm this afternoon or you'll have to wait 'till Monday...sorry.
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Just the PCM pin out. I already got the diagram for the connector on the firewall. As far as I can tell from what I've done already, there isn't much of a difference between the 96/97 harnesses. So I'm looking into whether it may be possible to use my harness if I change some sensor plugs and pin locations.
I'll post a spreadsheet over at L67swap.com so I can get some assistance with the electrical part of the swap. I'm decent at the mechanical stuff, but the 10,000 wires running all over the place confuse me. :?
I'll post a spreadsheet over at L67swap.com so I can get some assistance with the electrical part of the swap. I'm decent at the mechanical stuff, but the 10,000 wires running all over the place confuse me. :?
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All I need is a couple of wiring diagrams so I can swap in everything I have planned. I see no need to have both 96 and 97 manuals. Lash is pretty close to where I live, and is sending me the diagram I need. If it all goes well I'll have a pretty quick Bonne in a few weeks.
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If I understand correctly you are upgrading your 96 to a 97 engine and tranny the two harnesses would be similar except in the case of the SSEi'* where there is a different tranny being used and more wires going to the PCM to control the tranny but the wires going through the firewall to the inside of the car should be the similar. I have the harness out of my 97 SSEI just laying in the trunk is there any thing you want me to check on it, I can take a photo of the plug and let you know which colour wire goes where by resistance measuring each wire.
I know the one difference between 96 and 97 gauges is the fuel gauge on 96'* the sending unit feeds the gauge and taps off for the PCM where on 97'* the fuel sender feeds the PCM which then feeds the gauge. So there is at least one wire different off the PCM. Dan
I know the one difference between 96 and 97 gauges is the fuel gauge on 96'* the sending unit feeds the gauge and taps off for the PCM where on 97'* the fuel sender feeds the PCM which then feeds the gauge. So there is at least one wire different off the PCM. Dan
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Yep, the fuel guage setup is really the biggest difference I could find. Could I leave the wiring for the fuel gauge as it is and just leave an open pin on the PCM?
Other than that, it looks like the 96 has an extra ground wire and there is a slight difference in a couple of fuse circuits. The Riv harness I'm using is identical to the SSEi harnesses except it doesn't have the pins to go to the boost gauge, so I'll have to wire that in as well. This electrical crap is the hardest part of the swap. What happened to the good ol' days of carbs and turbo 400'*?
Other than that, it looks like the 96 has an extra ground wire and there is a slight difference in a couple of fuse circuits. The Riv harness I'm using is identical to the SSEi harnesses except it doesn't have the pins to go to the boost gauge, so I'll have to wire that in as well. This electrical crap is the hardest part of the swap. What happened to the good ol' days of carbs and turbo 400'*?
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