which one of these cables am i suppose to use for 99 chevy with AT,2.2L,4dr
1369656
I checked the part numbers on the AC Delco website to make sure I was purchasing the right one.
35586
I followed the Tessco Technologies automotive wiring guide which you can find online. It takes into account your load draw (amperage) and the length of your wire. For my purposes, I used 10g wire because my maximum load is less than 60 amps and my input wire length is less than 10 feet.
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RG59 is okay. RG6 is better. RG6 with solid copper conductor is the best. It is often difficult to run new cable in a RV and make it neat. You may get a few more channels by changing out the cable but it may not be worth the trouble.
610117
My Chevy is 1995. I did not need a connector. I did wind up purchasing two different types of these because the inside connection had different prongs for the same item. It was a little strange.
1600193
Unfortunately this is the standard plug and play for 94 up.......mine is a 74 motor on a 91 boat I went to I boats forum to get the wiring schematics but st used common sense a did it 1 wire at a time and soilderes an heat shrinked my connections another thing is tge warning horn is loose in the box not pre wired like your old one so just find the wires and you're done hou really need ti to replace the cables as well it was another 35.00 but worth every pennie......take your time and it will work great!!!
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I purchased this cable for my '97 Pontiac Sunfire. I'm uncertain about your type of Vehicle, but it was the correct one for my vehicle.
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It should just plug in to your vehicle. I would recommend checking with your local Chevy dealer
950440
You are using the NON OBD unit. Connections are for TEMP,RPM, and SPEED. I would buy the ODB version if your car has ODB. Works great.
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I would highly recommend going with the oem jaguar cable...I know they are super expensive, but tried 2 separate ones from this seller and they didn't work.
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Only if your Chevy has 4.8, 5.3, or 6.0.look for tag under hood should say 4.2, 4.8 or what you have.
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I would use 4 gauge if you are going to pump that much power through the system.
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When I looked around, there only seems to be two cables for this year. One for the console shifter and one for the column shifter. If your 4x2 is a four door this cable is probably the right one. (There's no difference in trans/column location between 4x2 and 4x4.) If you can find the amazon review I wrote on this cable, I listed the cable length. If your cable is within a couple of inches of the length I listed and the ends look the same, it should work.
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I used this cable on a DV4-1028US successfully. It's likely going to work on yours, too. Everything that I have seen for these parts, seem to be identical for all DV4 models.
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don't know sorry not an expert on this just need cable to try to code my car again sorry have a bless day.
575654
The head ligth use the same. But the signas ligth I end put in the old ligth. My car is 2001. So I do not know if the cable in are diferent. To be onest I did not like it much. But for the price Im not complaining
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I'm assuming that you're talking about a OBD I Chrysler Adaptor cable similar to what is supplied with the CP9190 scanner. These will have to be ordered through Actron for the CP9185 model. I would contact Actron on the internet "www.actron.com" or by phone "800-228-7667".
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I would get a 4 gauge wireing kit, brand doesn't really matter as long as it's good quality and is a true 4 guage kit. It would probably cost around 30-40$