VVT System Conversion
#1
VVT System Conversion
We have a 2008 Tahoe LTZ that we have had to replace the motor in. The original motor did not have the VVT system in it. The replacement motor does, my question is can I use the replacement as is with my existing wiring harness as it does not have the extra 2 wires to feed the VVT solenoid connector or do i need to put a conversion kit in. also could i use the existing timing chain cover and upper gear to make the conversion?
Thanks for any assistance.
Thanks for any assistance.
#2
I've never done this so please verify that what I've state below is correct.
Since your car didn't have VVT originally, I would think you only need the vvt delete kit that'll work with the existing single bolt vvt camshaft. Since the car didn't originally have vvt, there should be no tuning required.
Since your car didn't have VVT originally, I would think you only need the vvt delete kit that'll work with the existing single bolt vvt camshaft. Since the car didn't originally have vvt, there should be no tuning required.
#3
CF Monarch
We have a 2008 Tahoe LTZ that we have had to replace the motor in. The original motor did not have the VVT system in it. The replacement motor does, my question is can I use the replacement as is with my existing wiring harness as it does not have the extra 2 wires to feed the VVT solenoid connector or do i need to put a conversion kit in. also could i use the existing timing chain cover and upper gear to make the conversion?
Thanks for any assistance.
Thanks for any assistance.