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Old 02-28-2018, 10:30 PM   #1
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No bus, Gauges Work

I inherited a project, '99 engine swapped into '00 truck, that wouldn't start. I got the truck running, crank sensor unplugged and fuel pump electronics all haywire. Truck runs great, starts fine, etc. However there is one hiccup I can't figure out. After the grid heater cycles check gages lights up, then no bus and check engine. As I said, truck runs great, gauges work fine. I have gone thru all engine bay grounds that I can find. 2 down on fender well below driver side battery, 1 on top radiator support/front quarter panel driver side. Pcm to firewall. 1 from main engine loom that I believe used to be to p/s bolt, I rerouted it to driver fender well. 1 from driver battery negative to frame. Didn't disconnect and inspect gray plug on passenger side fender which I believe is "g115", but I know it's plugged in.

Is there one I'm missing? Should I make separate ground connecting battery, to block, to frame and to cab? Or is this gonna be a '99 vs '00 difference? Friend really wants this cured so he can sell it. Thanks for any help.
 
Old 03-14-2018, 12:07 AM   #2
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In case anyone runs into this problem, it turned out to be the pcm. When the engines were swapped, they swapped pcms as well. So guess pcms must stay with the truck, not the engine.
 
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The 01 cluster requires a signal from the ecm of some sort that it gets VIA the PCM.


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Old 03-14-2018, 07:29 AM   #4
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The 01 cluster requires a signal from the ecm of some sort that it gets VIA the PCM.


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All the 98-02 trucks require that.
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98/some 99 do not. I tested clusters from both in my 12v swap before buying one


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98 is specific to 98. All 98-02 run off ccd bus. The 98s are pinned differently than the 99+.
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My 01 12v swap has a 98 cluster. No repinning needed. It also ran with a test 99 cluster to kill the no bus message


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This is why. 1999 was the bastard year apparently.
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That makes sense. I may be wrong on the one cluster being a 99. It may have been a 2000 but either way. I know the earlier clusters didn’t give no bus with the 12v swap truck where the 01 did give No Bus


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