Terminator x in c6 help please
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Terminator x in c6 help please
I have an 05 and I'm putting a terminator x in and I want to retain my dash and ac functions that the normal equipment normally would run. I've found very few threads on this so I figured I'd write a post in hope someone can give their tips as to what I have to do to keep all my stock gauges working in the car. I want the benefits of the holley but want my interior to stay as close to stock functioning as possible. If anyone knows things or steps I need to take for this please help me.
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I have an 05 and I'm putting a terminator x in and I want to retain my dash and ac functions that the normal equipment normally would run. I've found very few threads on this so I figured I'd write a post in hope someone can give their tips as to what I have to do to keep all my stock gauges working in the car. I want the benefits of the holley but want my interior to stay as close to stock functioning as possible. If anyone knows things or steps I need to take for this please help me.
#5
Le Mans Master
Fran is not going to explain how to get it all working.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
#7
Supporting Vendor
I have an 05 and I'm putting a terminator x in and I want to retain my dash and ac functions that the normal equipment normally would run. I've found very few threads on this so I figured I'd write a post in hope someone can give their tips as to what I have to do to keep all my stock gauges working in the car. I want the benefits of the holley but want my interior to stay as close to stock functioning as possible. If anyone knows things or steps I need to take for this please help me.
Bret
972-Seven Four one-7457
#8
Fran is not going to explain how to get it all working.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
What do I do about the dbw?
#9
Delete it! Technically X Max could control it for you but I have not been impressed with it. You can either fab up your own pedal or buy something like this: https://www.lpracing.net/product-pag...throttle-pedal
Yes keeping the stock ECM/BCM in place everything still works with Holley controlling the engine. I didn't care about the gauges since I used the Holley digital dash.
Fran is not going to explain how to get it all working.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
To keep the stock gauges and push button start, you need to keep the stock ECU hooked up to the coolant sensor, oil pressure sensor, crank sensor, and cam sensor.
Obviously, the Holley needs to see the same signals from those sensors. So, you need to splice the Holley into the crank, cam, and oil pressure sensors. You will need to run a second coolant temp sensor. Then run all the other connections from the Holley to the engine.
#10
Delete it! Technically X Max could control it for you but I have not been impressed with it. You can either fab up your own pedal or buy something like this: https://www.lpracing.net/product-pag...throttle-pedal
Yes keeping the stock ECM/BCM in place everything still works with Holley controlling the engine. I didn't care about the gauges since I used the Holley digital dash.
Yes keeping the stock ECM/BCM in place everything still works with Holley controlling the engine. I didn't care about the gauges since I used the Holley digital dash.
If I change to a drive by cable pedal assembly what throttle bodies would I have to use in order to use that you've got cause I'm assuming the drive by wire throttle bodies would no longer work
#11
I use a Holley as do many others since the IAC, TPS etc is already in the Holley software dropdowns but don't let that limit you as you can use anything. That said the new Motion Raceworks throttle bodies look nice as well.
#12
Did you change your pedal assembly or do you still use the dbw?
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Jbuckley (12-21-2023)
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I know I can use it but from whY I've been told by people who do that. Ill be throwing codes on my stock dash and I'm trying to avoid the codes. Also I don't wanna lose traction control if I don't have to. I'm not using a holley dash setup at all
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