Base model m62 build.
#1
Base model m62 build.
Just picked up a used M62/Intake Manifold/Tb yesterday and I'll be gathering all my other parts slowly but surely. As far as I can tell from the numerous different threads, the main parts i'm going to need will be;
MAP sensors, Do i need 2 map sensors? or do i just plug the one on top of the SC and run the one in the intake manifold? The l61 only had 1 to begin with right?
Injectors 42# or 60#
Lsj belt tensioner
Stage 2 belt - one rib
Heat exchanger
Bosch IC Pump
Wiring (injectors, throttle body, does anyone know where I can source just the pigtails for these)
Hptuners
AEM UEGO Wideband
Boost Gauge
A bunch of bolts and nuts, drill bits etc
I'll have to notch the core support for the SC pulley,
Lsj washer fluid bottle
Lsj dipstick (is the l61 dipstick useable at all? I know the bolts dont line up but mine isnt bolted to the IM anyways)
Colder spark plugs
SC Oil
Upper rad hose
Is there anything I'm missing on this list? Ive seen lots of posts saying I need the LSJ alternator, why is this? I thought it just had a 6 rib pulley instead of a 5 rib\p Lsj belt tensioner
Stage 2 belt - one rib
Heat exchanger
Bosch IC Pump
Wiring (injectors, throttle body, does anyone know where I can source just the pigtails for these)
Hptuners
AEM UEGO Wideband
Boost Gauge
A bunch of bolts and nuts, drill bits etc
I'll have to notch the core support for the SC pulley,
Lsj washer fluid bottle
Lsj dipstick (is the l61 dipstick useable at all? I know the bolts dont line up but mine isnt bolted to the IM anyways)
Colder spark plugs
SC Oil
Upper rad hose
MAP sensors, Do i need 2 map sensors? or do i just plug the one on top of the SC and run the one in the intake manifold? The l61 only had 1 to begin with right?
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I'm not trying to sell parts in your thread but if you check out the Classified I got a few of these LSJ parts up for sell and there are also a number of other members selling what your looking for. In particular I have the TB harness adapter that will keeo you from having to splice your factory harness.
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You will need some 3/4" hose for the intercooler system, some hose for the pcv system (3/8" or 1/2" I believe), intake manifold bracket, intake gasket, LSJ alternator bracket, LSJ idler pulley. You won't need a new alternator, the stock one works fine. You can choose whether to use a LSJ dipstick or not, it isn't necessary.
You can leave the SCIP sensor in the supercharger as it doesn't get used or just tap and plug the hole. I would recommend a 2.5 BAR MAP sensor as you can wire it to monitor the air temperature inside the manifold instead of the temperature at the MAF sensor. Yes the L61 only has one MAP sensor.
ZZP sells injector pigtails and other wiring harness adaptors. If you use a 2.5 BAR MAP sensor you can buy the connector from Home ť Shop ť Connectors / Harnesses ť Bosch ť 4-way sealed Plug Bosch BSK Connector Kit for Bosch MAP Sensor
You can leave the SCIP sensor in the supercharger as it doesn't get used or just tap and plug the hole. I would recommend a 2.5 BAR MAP sensor as you can wire it to monitor the air temperature inside the manifold instead of the temperature at the MAF sensor. Yes the L61 only has one MAP sensor.
ZZP sells injector pigtails and other wiring harness adaptors. If you use a 2.5 BAR MAP sensor you can buy the connector from Home ť Shop ť Connectors / Harnesses ť Bosch ť 4-way sealed Plug Bosch BSK Connector Kit for Bosch MAP Sensor
#4
Thank you guys. Spanky Monkey I may pm you about some of these parts later on in the week, ive got to wait for some $$ to come in and then we can talk.
So revised hard parts list (not including bolts, non molded hoses etc)
Alternator bracket
Intake manifold bracket
Heat exchanger
injectors
intercooler pump
Belt tensioner
Gaskets
2.5 bar MAP sensor
Stage 2 belt
Hptuners
Boost gauge
wideband
washer fluid res
upper rad hose
throttle body, map sensor pigtails
Gauge pod
Gaskets/fluids
And the other stuff to do:
Weld a wideband bung
Notch rad support
Plug SCIP hole (is tapping it really a good idea? Metal shavings in the blower seems like a bad time - might make a plug for it or a plate that uses the stock bolt
Some wiring and ****.
Have I missed anything? Hopefully I can take lots of pictures the whole way through this.
one last question, does HP tuners have a base map for a 2.2 SC built into it or do I need to start from scratch? I dont mind doing it from scratch but having a base map to work from saves lots of trial and error.
So revised hard parts list (not including bolts, non molded hoses etc)
Alternator bracket
Intake manifold bracket
Heat exchanger
injectors
intercooler pump
Belt tensioner
Gaskets
2.5 bar MAP sensor
Stage 2 belt
Hptuners
Boost gauge
wideband
washer fluid res
upper rad hose
throttle body, map sensor pigtails
Gauge pod
Gaskets/fluids
And the other stuff to do:
Weld a wideband bung
Notch rad support
Plug SCIP hole (is tapping it really a good idea? Metal shavings in the blower seems like a bad time - might make a plug for it or a plate that uses the stock bolt
Some wiring and ****.
Have I missed anything? Hopefully I can take lots of pictures the whole way through this.
one last question, does HP tuners have a base map for a 2.2 SC built into it or do I need to start from scratch? I dont mind doing it from scratch but having a base map to work from saves lots of trial and error.
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HP Tuners does not have a base map for anything. It simply gives you your car's parameters and you change them as necessary. If you buy the ZZP SC kit they email you a base tune but that can get pricey. As far as tapping the SCIP hole, you can take apart the blower so you don't get metal in it. Or just plug the inlet with **** tons of rags then tap it. While you have it apart you can replace the coupler, do oil change, etc... and port the blower.
Also I HIGHLY RECOMMEND taking apart the intake manifold and cleaning the laminovas. This is a before and after of mine.
Also I HIGHLY RECOMMEND taking apart the intake manifold and cleaning the laminovas. This is a before and after of mine.
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My other question is does anyone know if there is a way to bench test the throttle body? I wouldnt mind testing it before game day comes and i'm scrambling to find the right TB.
If my LSJ tb is bad from what I can tell the TB off of a Canyon with a 5cyl is the same or very similar and interchangeable with a LS4 tb. Can anyone verify? Rock auto shows the same part #.
If my LSJ tb is bad from what I can tell the TB off of a Canyon with a 5cyl is the same or very similar and interchangeable with a LS4 tb. Can anyone verify? Rock auto shows the same part #.
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I guess base map was the wrong term to use. I read somewhere that with a hp tuners license there is a collection of pre made tunes you can access, i could be wrong I wish i could find the thread again for reference.
I suppose i could always find a tune another user has made and buy it off of them to use as my start point.
I suppose i could always find a tune another user has made and buy it off of them to use as my start point.
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I guess base map was the wrong term to use. I read somewhere that with a hp tuners license there is a collection of pre made tunes you can access, i could be wrong I wish i could find the thread again for reference.
I suppose i could always find a tune another user has made and buy it off of them to use as my start point.
I suppose i could always find a tune another user has made and buy it off of them to use as my start point.
I did you a favor and looked just now, but there don't seem to be any SC tunes there. Only stock ones and a couple wild turbo builds.
#10
It's a start. Yes, you have access to the tune repository, but the problem with the repository is that dumb ***** who shouldn't be even driving a car or breathing our air put their tunes there. I've seen a tune for a Sunfire or something in the repository with commanded AFR of 5:1 at higher RPM.
I did you a favor and looked just now, but there don't seem to be any SC tunes there. Only stock ones and a couple wild turbo builds.
I did you a favor and looked just now, but there don't seem to be any SC tunes there. Only stock ones and a couple wild turbo builds.
#14
I have a 5V fixed power source, I could probably set up a 0-5V power source to bench test it. I will have to find a pinout and see if i cant get it tested. Hopefully the TB is good, i didnt even realize it was on the blower until i got it home, he never mentioned it in the ad so hopefully I got a better deal than I realized.
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I have a 5V fixed power source, I could probably set up a 0-5V power source to bench test it. I will have to find a pinout and see if i cant get it tested. Hopefully the TB is good, i didnt even realize it was on the blower until i got it home, he never mentioned it in the ad so hopefully I got a better deal than I realized.
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Well before I had the time to buy anything else or get prepared my car was written off by a flying toilet.
RIP G5.
Thanks everyone for your help anyways, too bad I wont be able to get this done.
RIP G5.
Thanks everyone for your help anyways, too bad I wont be able to get this done.
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HP Tuners does not have a base map for anything. It simply gives you your car's parameters and you change them as necessary. If you buy the ZZP SC kit they email you a base tune but that can get pricey. As far as tapping the SCIP hole, you can take apart the blower so you don't get metal in it. Or just plug the inlet with **** tons of rags then tap it. While you have it apart you can replace the coupler, do oil change, etc... and port the blower.
Also I HIGHLY RECOMMEND taking apart the intake manifold and cleaning the laminovas. This is a before and after of mine.
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Also I HIGHLY RECOMMEND taking apart the intake manifold and cleaning the laminovas. This is a before and after of mine.
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