Standalone LS Swap Harness: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It

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Published 2020-02-16

By no means is this a super, in depth tutorial. This is simply me sharing my very first harness rework, and a few little tips I figured out along the way. Just trying to show my fellow novices that it's not as scary as you think, and is totally doable! After all, if you never leave your comfort zone, you're not learning enough!

1998 Corvette PCM Pinout Info: Post #6
www.corvetteforum.com/forums/c5-tech/1194605-98-pc…

All Comments (21)

@mattyjmo666 3 years ago

"I live in a constant state of unfinished projects" .... That spoke to me. I felt that in my soul.
@theaveragebear7873 1 year ago

Thanks for making this video. The wiring is the biggest thing keeping me from pulling the trigger on a swap for my 1970 C20. Your video makes me think that I can do this.
@myoneblackfriend3151 10 months ago

You had a great idea to label everything before disconnecting things.
@jbonzmcgee 1 month ago

"..I live in a constant state of unfinished projects. " .. you and all of us brother.
@rubenlemus6736 3 years ago

Thank you for taking the time for us 🙏
@Chicagomoney86 9 days ago

Thank you 1 million you have gave me more confidence to proceed on my LS swap and do it myself.
@CavanalK5 2 years ago

Fine job on the video and explanation without too much fluff. Thank you for taking the time to do this, much appreciated. Be well sir.
@donovanlucibello379 1 year ago

Great example of taking your time and using your head. Thanks for posting the video very encouraging for the rest of us
@tedtolentino4955 2 years ago

Yes, great video. Very clear explanation and logical. Thanks for sharing your experience.
@1607rosie 3 years ago

Hey me too I live in a state of unfinished projects. I even take on others peoples too!
@jaysonbourne8841 1 year ago

I fell in love after the first 3:44 seconds. Zip ties is genius💪
@dmr9042 3 years ago

thanks for sharing some of your experience
@ricksteelcustoms3196 7 months ago

Don't take this as an insult but you look a lot like my favorite "Stooge" Jerome Lester Horwitz, known professionally as Curly Howard. Thumbs up for that alone! 👍
@jonblack6624 1 year ago

for never doing this before you have great foresight in how pcm clips remove . ???truly amazing
@williamdon3442 1 year ago

I got a 98 GMC Sierra I plan on having it awhile. It’s older yes but if I can over come my fear the dreaded wiring harness a 6.0/4l80e would be my first major upgrade to modernization. Thank you for the video sir it was very helpful
@ketotrucker3528 2 years ago

Am I the only one gritting my teeth when you’re fighting the grey cap on the blue CPU plug? LOL
@jaimemartinezmurillo1558 4 years ago

Good job, your videos always help out with my built, im installing an ls1 4L60 on my 00 xtreme but i have one question about the standalone... ¿How did you install the new relays and fuses ?
@ragtop67firebird 1 year ago

Thanks for doing the video's. Very helpful.
@michaelwittke8336 2 years ago

Great video and content. I might have simply taped the connectors and would remove and save for a later ( to be unfinished LOL) project. Most of the GM style weather-tight connectors use those and the factory (prolly in Mexico) did a better job of making those than I might
@billdursa4724 3 years ago

There are people out there that will never accomplish anything because they assume they will fail. Get out there and do it and you'll be cruising.