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Old 11-03-2016, 12:10 PM   #1
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1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

So guys i wanted to see if any one could help me out on this . Long story short i have got a hold of 91 burban gauge cluster and i have the voltage to work the temp (with adapter on the passanger side head and electric sender) but o cant seem to get the speedo to work i repined it and ran a wire from the 4k output to the speedo but no luck . I thought it was the speedo that was bad so i found a guy parting out a 90 burban and took thoes gauges and still nothing . Am i missing something .
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Old 11-03-2016, 07:01 PM   #2
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Re: 1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

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So guys i wanted to see if any one could help me out on this . Long story short i have got a hold of 91 burban gauge cluster and i have the voltage to work the temp (with adapter on the passanger side head and electric sender) but o cant seem to get the speedo to work i repined it and ran a wire from the 4k output to the speedo but no luck . I thought it was the speedo that was bad so i found a guy parting out a 90 burban and took thoes gauges and still nothing . Am i missing something .
did you repin the cluster connector or plug it directly in? if so, you have to repin it to match your truck, super simple as the printed circuit is easy to read. The speedo is simply, ground, power and vss input. nothing else. If you have the connector pinned correctly, verified power and ground is good, verified vss output, you got a bad speedo. I have a spare one or 2 in the attic
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Old 11-03-2016, 07:07 PM   #3
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Re: 1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

I repined it but it cant be the gaugues i physically saw the speedo work b4 it was pulled
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Re: 1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

If you know it works, its narrowed down to the wiring or ecu. Double check the correctly pinned , power, ground and signal from the pcm. Then check the vss output sensor wires to pcm. If wiring is good pcm or pcm calibration somehow is bad
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Old 11-03-2016, 10:26 PM   #5
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Re: 1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

How would i check the vss output ? Amd what pin would i need to asure has power to rule out iys a lack of power flowing through it
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Old 11-04-2016, 05:43 AM   #6
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Re: 1991 electric suburban gauges into a square ls swap

Check continuity from the VSS wires (Pin A ppl/wht, Pin B lt grn/blk) to the PCM connector C2 (green connector) Pin #'20 (lt.grn/blk), and Pin #21 (ppl/wht). The output wire to the speedometer is also from connector C2, pin #50 (grn/wht). Again, check continuity on this wire. If continuities are good, and terminal pins are firmly in place, then you can check VSS output by raising the rear of the truck, disconnect the VSS connecter, put your test leads on the two VSS pins, the meter on AC voltage and have someone put the truck in drive so that the rear wheels move. If you have an AC voltage reading, then the VSS is working. Or, you can just back probe the C2 connector at pins #20 and #21 for the voltage reading (probably safer). If that's good, then the PCM is most likely the culprit. Assuming, of course the connection at the speedo is good. The film circuit boards can sometimes be tricky
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