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
HalfDork
8/10/21 8:48 p.m.
A little more info....here is the pcm
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!
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
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
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.