95 Long bed Reg Cab named "Stitch"

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Bit of a parts order made today.

Stand alone fuse block specifically for LS swaps
ICT Billet Starter connector since the one on the engine harness is MIA
ICT Billet pre-wired OBD-II port for the swap
Soldering Iron(mine went MIA)

Anyone have a good pinout for the under hood fuse block and the C200 P/S pass through for a 95+ truck? I am striking out, I have my C100 plug(D/S) pin out but not the fuse block or even the c200 pass through(P/S).
 

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This stuff is supposed to be the bomb!

That stuff is garbage. I used it on some carbon fiber and it started flaking within a year. I've also used their exhaust paint. It is garbage as well. Their exhaust primer is very good though.
Spray max Is excellent clear though.
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Got the fuse block rewired(came from the vendor wired wrong) and with no label on it so I made my own, have my OBD2 data port too that I have to wire in. I should be able to mount that in the current OBD-1 port location under the dash. I now need to integrate the fuse block into my engine harness and wire in a few other random things from the existing harness I think the wipers are the main thing. Outside of that I need to figure out if I need anything from the inline engine to I/P harness connector because if not I will be eliminating the passenger side pass through completely.

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Figuring out some things that can be removed from the OEM under hood fuse block asm. **Things with red has through them are being removed**

I will be piggy backing the standalone block asm off the under hood block. It has a 30A inline fuse for the constant 12v already so it will work just fine.

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Figuring out some things that can be removed from the OEM under hood fuse block asm. **Things with red has through them are being removed**

I will be piggy backing the standalone block asm off the under hood block. It has a 30A inline fuse for the constant 12v already so it will work just fine.

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You should repin one of those relays for your 4Hi/low headlight conversion.....
 

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Got 5 min in the garage today lol. Mounted the stand alone box for the LS swap. I still have to splice it to the LS harness and TBI engine harness to use the c100 plug(d/s) and 6 wires of the p/s pass through out of the 20ish that are there lmao.

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Thank you sir.
The first one is a Borg Warner 4me-455 but I am having a hell of a time finding specs on it. It was used on Cat D379,389 engines. It could have either had a cat propriatary flange, or a V-band flange.

2nd one is a bit easier, its a Garrett T18A40 from a Detroit diesel 12v149T. Looks to have a T6 style flange and 1.32 exh, .96 ar compressor side.

3rd is a bust, the numbers by the flange I can't get anything to come up on.

I would honestly find a rebuild kit for the T18A40 and run that one. They were the most widely used in various Detroit Diesel and Volvo applications so many Semi-truck repair facilities should have access to the rebuild kits and find a turbo shop that is local(there is one on the West side of Mi) and have them balance the center section.
 
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