Deep CJ-6: Day Nineteen Engine Wiring
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By: Terry L. Howe - 5/2003
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The other side of the engine wiring harness with the plugs for the
computer, the fuse panel, neutral safety switch, ALDL, check engine
light, and brake wire.
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New chip for the computer.
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The other side of the engine wiring harness contains the plugs for the
computer, the ALDL (assembly line diagnostic link), check engine light,
neutral safety switch, and brake switch. I already had the computer
mounted, so I just need to plug that in, but I also had to swap out
the chip in the computer. I bought the chip (PROM) #16151348 for
only $45 which was a great price. I removed the cover from the computer,
pulled out the old Cavalier chip, and plugged in the V8 chip.
I drilled holes in the firewall to mount the ALDL and the fuse panel for
the engine harness. I hooked up the neutral safety switch to my Lokar
shifter on my 700R4. I can't seem to find my brake lights switch, so
that will have to happen another day.
I bought a small red light for the check engine light and drilled a
hole in the dash to mount it.
The check engine light comes on and the relay for the fuel pump clicks
on for a couple seconds, so it appears everything is working. I still
don't have fuel, so it isn't ready to fire up just yet.
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