What's up guys. Looking to do a high idle switch on my lb7 does anyone who has done it have an extra pin they can send me by any chance? Thanks!
LB7: High idle switch
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I just did the high idle switch in mine. Im pretty sure I have a few left. ill look after I get off work today.
http://www.kennedydiesel.com/docs/HIGH%20IDLE%20INSTALL%20FINAL.htm
This is exactly what I did. I was already getting into the emc for a new DSP5 switch and it was super easy. I ran the wires like described in the link and wired it to a radio shack switch with "power on led" so I never forgot to turn it off.
I havnt been able to find the spare terminals from this job(I think its somewhere in my back seat and Im gonna clean the truck out this weekend) but worst comes to worse I ordered a pack of 10 from amazon-( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0040CVUX0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ) -Came to like $16 for 10 and im probable never gonna use the rest for a while if ever.
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I used the PTO enable and ran a wire from #71 on the ecm to the fuse vlock under the hood. Theres no switchs to mess with this way.
Heres a good write up
http://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/how-tos-diy-write-ups/110975-how-high-idle-01-02-lb7.html
I used the PTO enable and ran a wire from #71 on the ecm to the fuse vlock under the hood. Theres no switchs to mess with this way.
Heres a good write up
http://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/how-tos-diy-write-ups/110975-how-high-idle-01-02-lb7.html
I wonder if there's a way to show "High idle" on the display screen via efi live.
Has anybody wired in a 6 position DSP5 switch with high idle?
It has 4 wires - Black, Purple, Blue, Pink. Only one labeled is Blue "High Idle".
Instructions say:
Black wire = Blue connector, pin 49
Purple wire = Blue connector, pin 69
AND THATS IT...
Customer service transferred me to 2 people who didn't know, then a guy called me back from a different state and when I explained to him, he didn't know.... one guy said something about the high idle might go in the grey connector or the black connector. Nobody seems to know where this sneaky pink wire came from.
Everything I've read so far is all about pin 71 to the brake wire, but that's just for a simple-wired high idle by itself, correct?
Has anybody had hands on one of these?
It has 4 wires - Black, Purple, Blue, Pink. Only one labeled is Blue "High Idle".
Instructions say:
Black wire = Blue connector, pin 49
Purple wire = Blue connector, pin 69
AND THATS IT...
Customer service transferred me to 2 people who didn't know, then a guy called me back from a different state and when I explained to him, he didn't know.... one guy said something about the high idle might go in the grey connector or the black connector. Nobody seems to know where this sneaky pink wire came from.
Everything I've read so far is all about pin 71 to the brake wire, but that's just for a simple-wired high idle by itself, correct?
Has anybody had hands on one of these?
Sooo the blue wire goes in #71 and the pink goes to F on the brake? Pink and blue get twisted together because they're both High Idle? You kind of didn't add any info that wasn't stated lol....
Blue goes to #71. Pink goes to 12v+. It’s just easier to use the brake switch so you don’t forget to turn it off and wonder why you can’t rev past 2500 rpms.
Thanks. From my research, that seems correct.
I did however, get a call back from anotherrr guy from the company and he said the blue wire goes in the grey connector, pin 6 and the pink wire goes to the black connector, pin 12.... Can anybody confirm what those pins go to, and know if that would work?
Now I'm conflicted..
I did mine 2004 LB7 thru cruise control. Doesn't show on dash but works like a champ. My Dsp5 is run thru my CTS2
Link that might help: https://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/how-tos-diy-write-ups/110975-how-high-idle-01-02-lb7.html
Sorry mods about linking another forum.
Link that might help: https://www.duramaxforum.com/forum/how-tos-diy-write-ups/110975-how-high-idle-01-02-lb7.html
Sorry mods about linking another forum.
Im pretty sure the only way you could wire in a high idle on an LB7 was thru the cruise buttons. Cant say Ive ever heard of anyone using any other means.