PCM connector pinouts User manual

Below you will find brief information for PCM connectors PCM connectors. This document provides instructions for modifying the PCM connectors for F-Body vehicles from 1999-2002. This includes pinouts, wire colors, and circuit numbers. It also explains how to remove unnecessary wiring for emissions-related components.

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Key features

  • Comprehensive pinouts for both blue and red connectors
  • Detailed information on wiring colors, circuit numbers, and functions
  • Guidance on identifying unused wires and removing components for non-emissions friendly harnesses
  • Specific instructions for modifying the harness for header installations
  • Notes on potential differences in wiring for Corvettes
  • Clear explanations on pinouts and functions.
  • Guidance on identifying and removing unused wires
  • Instructions for modifying the harness

Frequently asked questions

The blue connector (C1) pinouts are detailed in the first table of the viewed document. It provides information on wire color, circuit number, and function for each pin on the connector.

The viewed document highlights wires that can be removed from the PCM connectors. These wires are indicated by bold text and can be safely removed without impacting emissions regulations. When removing wires, be sure to trace them back to their origins and remove any associated connectors or splices.

The viewed document provides instructions for modifying the harness for header installations. The rear oxygen sensor wires need to be repositioned to reach the new sensor locations. It explains the process of removing, moving, and repinning the sensor wires.

The viewed document notes that the Corvette harness may have some additional wires for drive-by-wire systems and will not have a throttle position sensor. It advises users to be aware of the location of 5V and ground references when working with a Corvette harness.

Pin 70 on the blue connector is associated with the oil level switch signal, indicated by a brown wire. The viewed document suggests that this brown wire will lead to a connector with another wire that can also be removed, typically a black wire going to a ground splice.
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