shoebox

Whatever is not there, you can't connect. 93 and 94 don't even have a C105. Necessary wires can be found in other connectors.

Guest47904

How would any inspector know what year the engine is? Who would tell them it's a different year engine? DMV doesn't care about matching numbers on a vehicle. If I remember correctly, the VIN drives the inspection process, not the "parts".

TBSPW

not to be a pain but it also seems like some things run off fuse 10 on one and fuse 2 on the other....does this end up mattering while hooking it all up or will it just work fine running say whatever is on fuse 10 off of fuse 2...i have a general idea that it will be pretty easy because most things just line right up and i know it will pry be a day or two of well i guess that wire is in the wrong spot kinda stuff...i got 2 friends to help along the way thankfully and they are pretty smart with this kinda stuff, just oblivious when it comes to camaros...anyway ill keep everyone updated once it all starts

shoebox

IIRC, the later models use one fuel injector fuse and the earlier ones use two.

Fatdog2

I think the 93 reports differntly than a 95.It's kinda like parents,they seem to know.

bw_hunter

The pcm reports, not the engine. They can't tell what year engine you have by looking at the data stream available to them....

95 T/A

I put a 93 trans am motor in my 94 buick roadmaster. I had to swap the bracket for the alternator, the harmonic balancer shaft, harness for the distributor, and i had to add a knock sensor because the 93 model only needs one.

95 T/A

The computer reads sensors, not the engine.