[Doug in Alaska]

I have a seamingly hugh question. I need to know what it is going to take to put a TPI on my 1988 chevy 350 in my K5. I have a tpi and I have the manifold and computer for the TPI I just don't know where to begin or where to find the wiring diagrams to make this all fit thanks for the help

[cboy]

Here's a place you might start to find the various wiring diagrams you may need. I'm not sure they will be detailed enough for the EFI - but you can check them out. This link sends you to the page to select the year of your vehicle and then you can just click through to your make/model and then on to the electrical repair section and then to the wiring diagram.

http://www.autozone.com/servlet/UiBr...ginRepairGuide

[docvette]

Originally Posted by Doug in Alaska

I have a seamingly hugh question. I need to know what it is going to take to put a TPI on my 1988 chevy 350 in my K5. I have a tpi and I have the manifold and computer for the TPI I just don't know where to begin or where to find the wiring diagrams to make this all fit thanks for the help

Doc here,

If you have the manifold and computer as an unmolested unit..

It should be a straight forward swap..just power and grounds..all the senders are already hooked up in your computer harness..

What you may need to add or bypass, is the fuel pump senders and if it has one a roll over switch..

Remember too If your going to fuel injection, you need a higher volume / pressure pump to make it work..

Best bet is get a diagram for both cars and draw a wire diagram showing where the new harness will join in on the car harness, and plan from that drawing..Note any differences Electrical and Mechanical on that drawing, that should get you started..

Doc