jh36
jh36 HalfDork
8/10/21 8:34 p.m.

I am wiring in an auto meter shift light into the ASA race car. 
The module number is 16238212, marked red/blue. 
My web search tells me this is a 97-98 Corvette which is logical. 
From there, I'm getting conflicting info on what pin is the tach signal. 
Has anybody crossed this bridge that is tuned in this evening?

jh36
jh36 HalfDork
8/10/21 8:48 p.m.

A little more info....here is the pcm

jh36
jh36 HalfDork
8/10/21 9:07 p.m.

Mrk motorsports has a diagram that calls out #35 on the blue bank, white wire which aligns with my pcm. 
I will head towards that, but if anyone can verify before I throw power to this, great!  
 

Pete. (l33t FS)
Pete. (l33t FS) MegaDork
8/10/21 11:51 p.m.

Part of the confusion may be that there are two different red/blue PCMs, the early type and the '99-up type.  They are NOT pin compatible.  (The '99-up type is largely pin compatible with blue/green with a couple exceptions)

jh36
jh36 HalfDork
8/11/21 5:47 a.m.
Pete. (l33t FS) said:

Part of the confusion may be that there are two different red/blue PCMs, the early type and the '99-up type.  They are NOT pin compatible.  (The '99-up type is largely pin compatible with blue/green with a couple exceptions)

That might be what steered me sideways. Thank you. I'm going to pick up some splices this evening and see if I'm on target. 

jh36
jh36 HalfDork
8/20/21 12:05 p.m.

Just a quick note to close this one out...the splice worked and the shift light functions correctly.

#35 on BLUE BANK (white wire) is the tach signal.  

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