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**dec010974** · 01-28-2014, 09:03 PM

Can we see a pic of that? To run the LSx harness per lt1swap.com, you shouldn't have to run that wire you labelled starter. I wired my using the same directions as you and have my starter is wired straight, without the starter being connected to the harness. The answer to # 5 is no. You don't need the wires from your column to wire to LSx harness. The wire from your column is for light, signals and flashers. Call me. I pmed you my number. I'm doing the same thing your doing, as we speak. I'm using the lq4/th400 setup. I ordered a PCM and wired my harness from lt1swap.com. Brendan is very cool at helping us out with this LSx stuff.

01-28-2014, 09:03 PM	#16
dec010974 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Miami, Florida Posts: 969	Re: MORE lsx wiring questions Can we see a pic of that? To run the LSx harness per lt1swap.com, you shouldn't have to run that wire you labelled starter. I wired my using the same directions as you and have my starter is wired straight, without the starter being connected to the harness. The answer to # 5 is no. You don't need the wires from your column to wire to LSx harness. The wire from your column is for light, signals and flashers. Call me. I pmed you my number. I'm doing the same thing your doing, as we speak. I'm using the lq4/th400 setup. I ordered a PCM and wired my harness from lt1swap.com. Brendan is very cool at helping us out with this LSx stuff.