What needs to be sent for modification?

Here's a few short videos based on the regular questions we are asked.  We'll add videos as new questions pop up so check back occasionally for added content.  You can also subscribe to our Youtube channel and receive notification when updates are added at:    

Standalone Harness Youtube Channel

Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Differences

Identifying the Year of a Gen 5 Harness

Harness Pigtail Connections

Easy Cooling Fan Control Solution

L83 L86 LT1 Accelerator Pedal Options

How to Ship, Check-In and Invoicing

Oil Pressure Gauge Sensor Location

Disconnecting L83 L86 and LT1 Connectors

Troubleshooting

L83 L86 and LT1 Donor Harness

Oil Pressure and O2 Connector HInts

Oxygen (02) and MAF Sensor Advice

L83 and L86 Harness Grounds

How to Identify the Year of Your Transmission

Reusing the Gen 5 AC Compressor

No Fuel Rail Pressure Part 2

(Transposition Error)

Fan Relay Module Hook Up

No Fuel Rail Pressure Part 1

How to identify a Gen 2 10L80 TCM side Connector

LTx Fan Thermoswitch and Adapter

Mass Air Flow Sensors for Gen 5 LTx

Mixing and Matching Components

Cruise Control, Tap Shift, Tow Haul, Transfer Case

Gen 5 AC Compressor Connectors

Identify the Year of an ECM or TCM

Oxygen Sensor Connector Mod

How to identify a Gen 2 10L80 Transmission side connector

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