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wiring harness interchange - 2/14/2008 8:08:50 AM   
bmxrr1990


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I currently have a 1991 4.3L s-10 with Tbi, and im am going to be doing a 350 swap to a 1994 350 Tbi. I wanted to know if the wiring harness is interchangerable or if I would have to completely change out the harness for to the 1994 harness. Any suggestions would be apperciated
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Bobby

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RE: wiring harness interchange - 2/14/2008 7:24:47 PM   
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any one out there I see people looking at the thread any one got any knowledge that they would like to share

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RE: wiring harness interchange - 2/15/2008 4:55:47 AM   
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Wow couldn't even wait 12 hours!  Way to go man..  There is absolutely no need to bump a post for a solid 24 hours and even then, if it hasn't fallen off the first page, it isn't necessary regardless of how impatient you are.

Might get more of a response in the proper section... 

*Moving to Performance & Brainstorming - Engine & Internal*

As far as I know, there shouldn't be too much of a difference besides the possibility of a connector or two and the lengths of harness concerning the routing in the engine bay (not necessarily on the engine).  Even at that, if a connector is different somewhere, you should be able to use the old sensor  Some wires may need extending and some connectors may need to be changed, but that shouldn't be a reason to up and swap a whole harness for a different model.  That could open up a whole other rats nest of problems.  I would start with what you know works and build off of it.

Would be simple to just go to a junkyard and compare if you really needed to find out for yourself... 


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