GMS1 Instructions and Hints / Suggestions
GMS1 Instructions and Hints / Suggestions
Good morning,
I am having a friend help me with the install of the GMS1. He works at the dealer so he knows what he is doing.. BUT Since the dealer hasnt installed this kit on any car, not even the HHRs I wanted to give him as many details as possible. Can anyone please send me a link to the instructions and or any hints and suggestions that I can show him?
Thank you!!
I am having a friend help me with the install of the GMS1. He works at the dealer so he knows what he is doing.. BUT Since the dealer hasnt installed this kit on any car, not even the HHRs I wanted to give him as many details as possible. Can anyone please send me a link to the instructions and or any hints and suggestions that I can show him?
Thank you!!
Here you are good sir
Very easy install just make sure you solder the wiring and follow the proper pin outs
Click Me For Instructions
Very easy install just make sure you solder the wiring and follow the proper pin outs
Click Me For Instructions
I heard that when you go to install the MAP sensors, you must shave/sand down the stock pastic mount on the lower CP because there is a pastic nub that prevents it from sitting completely flushed and can cause boost leak issues.
Yup, it's right there in the instructions.
The instructions say to use the crimp/heatshrinks that come with the kit. Go the soldering route, heatshrink each individual wire and wrap the whole bundle in it as well. Electrical tape the bundle relatively tightly, surround the whole thing in conduit and make damned sure it won't keep smashing off the AC condenser. If it will make sure there enough slack to tie the cabling away. I've had the joints re-soldered 3 or 4 times now from it cracking off the condenser alone. It's now tied to the lower CP with enough slack that it can move some but nowhere near that condenser.
Tom at Crate Engine Depot has created jumpers where no cutting soldering or crimping are required. Check them out here:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit 19212670HK - Crate Engine Depot
and here as separate parts:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit Harness Adapter 19212670H - Crate Engine Depot
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit 19212670HK - Crate Engine Depot
and here as separate parts:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit Harness Adapter 19212670H - Crate Engine Depot
http://www.crateenginedepot.com/pdfs...0_comments.pdf
Bye, bye , tires due to the 'new' second gear !
Bill & crew did do an excellent job w/ this kit , and I have thoroughly enjoyed mine.
Too bad these connectors were not in the kit originally, but, oh , well.
Britt
Bye, bye , tires due to the 'new' second gear !
Bill & crew did do an excellent job w/ this kit , and I have thoroughly enjoyed mine.

Too bad these connectors were not in the kit originally, but, oh , well.
Britt
I'm not trying to thread jack but I'm looking at doing the GMS1 and a friend of mine works at a dealer and is going to buy the sensors for me (discount) and I was just wondering if anyone has part numbers for the parts that come with GMS1. If I can help my buddy out as much as possible I can get him to reflash my car for free and save a few bucks. Any help/info would be sweeet
The instructions say to use the crimp/heatshrinks that come with the kit. Go the soldering route, heatshrink each individual wire and wrap the whole bundle in it as well. Electrical tape the bundle relatively tightly, surround the whole thing in conduit and make damned sure it won't keep smashing off the AC condenser. If it will make sure there enough slack to tie the cabling away. I've had the joints re-soldered 3 or 4 times now from it cracking off the condenser alone. It's now tied to the lower CP with enough slack that it can move some but nowhere near that condenser.
Its exactly how I did it with zero issues fo a year now.
Tom at Crate Engine Depot has created jumpers where no cutting soldering or crimping are required. Check them out here:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit 19212670HK - Crate Engine Depot
and here as separate parts:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit Harness Adapter 19212670H - Crate Engine Depot
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit 19212670HK - Crate Engine Depot
and here as separate parts:
Cobalt, Solstice, HHR Stage Kit Harness Adapter 19212670H - Crate Engine Depot
Last edited by cubaniche; Aug 26, 2011 at 01:45 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Kit parts list
Here is the parts list but the new/best way is to buy the kit from Crate Engine Depot with the jumper harneses that Tom just had made, that way no soldering and crimping is necessary. Below I have listed some of the MSPR prices of items in the kit. I am sure you can find them cheaper. To ge the official calibration you need the special calibration code on the instructions for the kit. If not the warranty is voided and the dealer can not download the calibration.
Bill
Package contents:
Item Description Quantity GM Part Number
1 TMAP Sensor 2-55206797 $18.75 MSRP each
2 TMAP Sensor, Bolt 1-11589015 $0.68 MSRP
3 TMAP Sensor, O-ring 2-12626998 approximately $1 each and manditory for the kit to work.
4 Label, Premium Fuel 1-12602863 $15.34 MSRP
5 Label, Certification 1-12626987 - not for sale separately
6 Connector Pigtail 2-88988320 $139.54 Dealer list price each
7 Instructions 1 19212711
Bill
Package contents:
Item Description Quantity GM Part Number
1 TMAP Sensor 2-55206797 $18.75 MSRP each
2 TMAP Sensor, Bolt 1-11589015 $0.68 MSRP
3 TMAP Sensor, O-ring 2-12626998 approximately $1 each and manditory for the kit to work.
4 Label, Premium Fuel 1-12602863 $15.34 MSRP
5 Label, Certification 1-12626987 - not for sale separately
6 Connector Pigtail 2-88988320 $139.54 Dealer list price each
7 Instructions 1 19212711
I'm not trying to thread jack but I'm looking at doing the GMS1 and a friend of mine works at a dealer and is going to buy the sensors for me (discount) and I was just wondering if anyone has part numbers for the parts that come with GMS1. If I can help my buddy out as much as possible I can get him to reflash my car for free and save a few bucks. Any help/info would be sweeet
Sweeet. Thank you.
Me and my buddy who works at the dealer were just talking about it. Its not set in stone that he can flash my car on the side. He was pretty much thinkin out loud. So I figured id ask the people (css) who know a lot about these cars to try and help my buddy. Try and get a jump start. Even though I'm going to drive the SS during the winter so I might just wait until next spring to do the GMS1. Idk if the extra power will go well with snow
Me and my buddy who works at the dealer were just talking about it. Its not set in stone that he can flash my car on the side. He was pretty much thinkin out loud. So I figured id ask the people (css) who know a lot about these cars to try and help my buddy. Try and get a jump start. Even though I'm going to drive the SS during the winter so I might just wait until next spring to do the GMS1. Idk if the extra power will go well with snow
This looks very promising, I was looking to see the reason for two different kits for the GMS1 kit and found my answer. Just wondering now if I buy the kit, will my dealer install it or are they going to give me some bs about having to buy from thirty service department. I saw it was going to cost me 690 plus tax with my employee discount.
If they give you s* take it somewhere else, Its a GM kit there is no reason for them not to install it. It makes no difference where you bought it and its no different than your car, its covered by GM at all GM dealers.






