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**Wgesnerjr** · 01-17-2021, 10:05 PM

During my LS swap, I installed a 91 Suburban electronic speedo cluster. All was well except the plug area of the printed circuit board had terminals that were coming up and crossing circuits. I tried gluing them down in place but it was still crossing each time I would install the plug.
So today's job was to install a disconnect in the wiring harness. I found an unused 16 slot plug set from the LS harness. Added wires to get to the 14 I needed. Some of the colors did not match up, but now I do not have to unplug the cluster each time I pull it out. Check it out. All soldered, shrink wrapped and taped.

01-17-2021, 10:05 PM	#1
Wgesnerjr Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Atlanta, GA. Posts: 737	Gauge cluster rewire During my LS swap, I installed a 91 Suburban electronic speedo cluster. All was well except the plug area of the printed circuit board had terminals that were coming up and crossing circuits. I tried gluing them down in place but it was still crossing each time I would install the plug. So today's job was to install a disconnect in the wiring harness. I found an unused 16 slot plug set from the LS harness. Added wires to get to the 14 I needed. Some of the colors did not match up, but now I do not have to unplug the cluster each time I pull it out. Check it out. All soldered, shrink wrapped and taped. Attached Images __________________ Jay Gesner Atlanta, GA 1985 C10 Long Bed 4X2 LS 5.3, 4L60E Father/Daughter Project



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