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#1
This post is for Pro-challenge
I have a Chevrolet Blazer ZR2 1998
Iswap the engine for 1997 but after this swap i have many problems :
The fuel light and gage are inoperative
The Temp gage are inoperative and this morning the fuel pump stop towork but i have check the wire and continuity and no power + on the wire of the fuel pump.
I try to change the cluster but nothing change and i believe what'shappen it'sa technical service bulletin #3777 sequence #10018585 (but i don'tnow how to fix)or i suspect when i swap the engine all the sensor are not compatible with the VCM/PCM
but i'm loose if you can help me please.
(I'm so sorry formy poor englishbecause i don't practice enough time)
Thanks to read
Iswap the engine for 1997 but after this swap i have many problems :
The fuel light and gage are inoperative
The Temp gage are inoperative and this morning the fuel pump stop towork but i have check the wire and continuity and no power + on the wire of the fuel pump.
I try to change the cluster but nothing change and i believe what'shappen it'sa technical service bulletin #3777 sequence #10018585 (but i don'tnow how to fix)or i suspect when i swap the engine all the sensor are not compatible with the VCM/PCM
but i'm loose if you can help me please.
(I'm so sorry formy poor englishbecause i don't practice enough time)
Thanks to read
#2
RE: This post is for Pro-challenge
You should have been able to reuse your ECT (engine coolant temp) sensor, exhaust manifolds, y-pipe, O2 sensors, etc from the old motor onto the '97 motor.
I do not think that any sensor problems are what is causing these issues though. Sounds almost as though you have a ground problem. Did you make sure to hook up all of the grounds in the engine compartment after the new engine was dropped in?
I do not think that any sensor problems are what is causing these issues though. Sounds almost as though you have a ground problem. Did you make sure to hook up all of the grounds in the engine compartment after the new engine was dropped in?
#3
RE: This post is for Pro-challenge
Ok thanks a lot but do you think that I've damage the VCM / PCM[/align]
#4
RE: This post is for Pro-challenge
No way to tell yet. You need to check and make sure that all of the grounds are connected properly and work from there.
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