I have a 95 camaro lt1 and I stripped it for drag racing. What are the necessities for the electrical system in the interior? What wires/connectors can I remove?
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Guages, tail lights, head lights. Besides the under hood harness. There's no horns, fogs, heat-a/c, interior lights, no power doors or seats, abs, cruise, air bags. I'm looking only for necessities. It has the 4l60e trans.
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- March 13th, 2010
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- TJ
- 1995 Chevy Camaro Z28
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From my understanding its almost better to have a harness made because GM uses one wire to feed multiple things.
Ive read its easier to just get a custom one rather then butcher the stock one.
You could also try to sell the stock harness and put it towards a custom one.Originally posted by Yoshi94Mines about an inch bigger than Kyles. I need to get one of thosesigpicOriginally posted by ryanwarby01Put it this way, if you have a money tree a LT1 is a wood chipper!
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- December 9th, 2011
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- Michael H
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You're going to have to strip the harnesses. Start from the component (ABS, light, etc.) and work your way back to the source or splice.
Long and tedious work.
Like TJ said, many common ground/power splices.
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