I've got a smec 5234537 and 5227794. They don't appear on the list thats available. Can anyone tell me what they are.
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I've got a smec 5234537 and 5227794. They don't appear on the list thats available. Can anyone tell me what they are.
i found this in some old notes. don't know it's source!!Quote:
Originally Posted by jeff1234
5234537 2.5 Eng. Man. Trans. Turbo
5227794 89 2.5 LeBaron M/T but another source said 89 Mopar Performance 2.2 T2
so i'm basically no help!!
I find check part numbers here is usefulQuote:
Originally Posted by jeff1234
http://www.glmwpg.com/ServiceManuals/
thanks guys, it was a help!
Are you upgrading to SMEC?:clap:
I've been working at it. Awhile back every time I would try my wiring adapter harness at the 10 and twelve pin plugs it would blow the fuseable link.(i put a fuse block in to eliminate the links) recently i discovered that the pm was the culprit. In the last couple of days I have been working on it again. Brian had me checking my wiring because pin number four on the ten pin plug showed some smoke and sparking. Ive checked through the wire harness i made at least four times and couldn't find an error so I measured the voltage at the pin outs. On the fourteen pin plug #6 is a ground wire that goes to pin #9 on the ten pin plug. Unfortunately that has 12 vdc potential. That won't work so I am stymied again for a bit. I have a pm in to AJ to see what he might think. Perhaps my 85 Charger wiring is different from the 85 wiring he may have used. I have been using an 86 wiring manual so there may be d8fferences.
I would recommend you get a 85 Wiring FSM or at a minimum the electrical section.Quote:
Originally Posted by jeff1234
Then build a spreadsheet or similar document which will help you understand what needs to be connected.
This is what I did on my 87 LM to SBEC conversion.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nLQ...ew?usp=sharing
I feel this is best, it may seem like a waste of time but I assure you it will save you a bucket full of time and frustration. My complete rewiring on the engine area worked on first turn of the key. I have the SMEC wiring FSM and in a spreadsheet. LMK
PS...If you want to create a spreadsheet like mine let me know as I have pins and circuit number currently in two spreadsheets so you just need to copy and paste the LM into the SMEC document. This will save time. If the wire colour changes on a circuit, I highlight for attention.