I have the LBZ pedal, but the LB7 / LLY connector - can anyone discribe both connectors (wiring diagram)? I need put the connectro from harness (10 pins an 6 used) to pedal (6 pins in row)
The LBZ pedal is very different from the LLY (and I assume LB7) pedal. A LLY pedal will not work for a LBZ, so i would assume the opposite is true.Just to clarify, is this for a lbz swap into lly/lb7 or can you stick a lbz pedal in an lly? I've always like the plastic pedal better.
Is that what you're looking for?
The LBZ pedal is very different from the LLY (and I assume LB7) pedal. A LLY pedal will not work for a LBZ, so i would assume the opposite is true.
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Its similar, but smaller - your picture is from LMM connector. I am looking for LBZ. Here are pins 1-6, LMM connector has A-F.
I think this is what you're looking for:
Depending on how many miles on the duramax there's a few jobs to do on it while it's out and easy to work on you might consider. For sure while you have the flexplate off the back, replace the rear main seal. If it has more than 125k waterpump and front main seal as well. If it ran with the egr system in place for more than 75k miles pull the intake bridge and clean it out, it will be gummed up pretty bad..Thanks all for helping! Here is my patrol and engine waiting for a swap
Depending on how many miles on the duramax there's a few jobs to do on it while it's out and easy to work on you might consider. For sure while you have the flexplate off the back, replace the rear main seal. If it has more than 125k waterpump and front main seal as well. If it ran with the egr system in place for more than 75k miles pull the intake bridge and clean it out, it will be gummed up pretty bad..
I remove the alternator and a/c compressor and use those mounts, I only move it with the trans still on so you'll have to sort out the rear connection.
I'd ditch that stock intake manifold/heater assy and just use one of the aftermarket EGR delete intake tubes, you'll probably have to customize the connection to the intercooler anyways so you're going to want something that's easy to modify.