[alenzi75]

Hello everyone,,

I'm in my project swapping from V6 to
LS 6.0 2009 engine, and I got myself into a crossroad with the engine wire harness,
Is there anyone can help me with what to do or which is best for the truck, by saying that it's gonna be a high preference show truck,

Thanks for reading.

 

[alenzi75]

Hello everyone,,

I'm in my project swapping from V6 to
LS 6.0 2009 engine, and I got myself into a crossroad with the engine wire harness,
Is there anyone can help me with what to do or which is best for the truck, by saying that it's gonna be a high preference show truck,

Thanks for reading.

 

[oldeerslayer]

Need to know which 09 6.0 you have and what year truck your trying to put it in.

 

[jslezak83]

Holy smokes that’s a lot of wire. Is that from an Express van? They are REALLY long, which gives you plenty to work with.

It looks like you have all you need, now you just need to put it all together. We need to know what it is, and what it’s going into.

 

[alenzi75]

Need to know which 09 6.0 you have and what year truck your trying to put it in.

Sorry for the late reply

It's a :

Chevy LS2 Car Engine Specs (VIN U)

LS Family = Gen. 4, 6.0L, Aluminum Block

Does that help figuring it out?

 

[alenzi75]

Holy smokes that’s a lot of wire. Is that from an Express van? They are REALLY long, which gives you plenty to work with.

It looks like you have all you need, now you just need to put it all together. We need to know what it is, and what it’s going into.

The one on the left side is the original S10 and the one on right side is the one came with the Ls engine.

 

[alenzi75]

Sorry for the late reply

It's a :

Chevy LS2 Car Engine Specs (VIN U)

LS Family = Gen. 4, 6.0L, Aluminum Block

Does that help figuring it out?

 

[bk2life]

it's gonna be a high preference show truck

please post pictures of the truck
also, what exaclty are you wanting to know? how to wire the LS into the s10?
there are pre made brand new wiring harnesses already made for that.
no need to even stress about it.
now lets see this high preference machine

 

[Salty Crusty]

there are pre made brand new wiring harnesses already made for that.
no need to even stress about it.

Quoted for being sound advice!
Why even mess with an old harness with brittle wires, crappy loom and dirty connectors? This is one place where you just gotta buy once, cry once. You're inviting a host of issues trying to mod an old harness, IMHO.

 

[alenzi75]

please post pictures of the truck
also, what exaclty are you wanting to know? how to wire the LS into the s10?
there are pre made brand new wiring harnesses already made for that.
no need to even stress about it.
now lets see this high preference machine

These pictures way back before taking it apart

 

[alenzi75]

please post pictures of the truck
also, what exaclty are you wanting to know? how to wire the LS into the s10?
there are pre made brand new wiring harnesses already made for that.
no need to even stress about it.
now lets see this high preference machine

And this is the 6.0 still in working progress

 

[alenzi75]

Quoted for being sound advice!
Why even mess with an old harness with brittle wires, crappy loom and dirty connectors? This is one place where you just gotta buy once, cry once. You're inviting a host of issues trying to mod an old harness, IMHO.

Would you please refer to one good place (website) if you don't mind 🙏

 

[Rhotpursuit]

Would you please refer to one good place (website) if you don't mind 🙏

Current Performance Wiring..they're in Florida.

 

[aitch]

As an observation - if that is masking tape being used (temporarily) on the engine, don't leave it on for an extended period. It can become significantly more difficult to remove if left in place too long, sometimes to the point of needing to scrape it off. Blue painter's tape keeps things sealed up just as well, and is much easier to deal with.

 

[Salty Crusty]

And God forbid you use Gorilla Tape anywhere you don't want it forever. After a heat cycle or two, it's bonded for good!

And as was referenced above, Current Performance is the go-to for quality harnesses. If it is going to be a nice show truck, they have looms that'll make it look killer.

 

[alenzi75]

And God forbid you use Gorilla Tape anywhere you don't want it forever. After a heat cycle or two, it's bonded for good!

Thanks for the heads-up

 

[chevymec]

CPW gets my vote for a swap harness.