Looking for engine RPM signal on GMT800

[Pilot]

Anyone have any idea where I can get the engine RPM signal? I’m working on a project where I need to be able to read the engine RPM on an Arduino microcontroller. I found this post which mentions a white wire coming out of the PCM—anyone have any more specific info? Thanks!

 

[Pilot]

I just found this video that appears to do what I’m looking for, but it’s in Turkish lol

 

[Pilot]

Upon further investigation; it appears that there are OBD2 modules that connect directly to Arduinos. Still digging.

 

[DougAMiller]

Probably the easiest place to find it is in the connector at the back of the instrument cluster. You could also look for it coming out of the PCM. However, this information is only good for 2003 and up GMT800s, the earlier years had many differences and I don't have info on those.

 

[Fless]

Anyone have any idea where I can get the engine RPM signal? I’m working on a project where I need to be able to read the engine RPM on an Arduino microcontroller. I found this post which mentions a white wire coming out of the PCM—anyone have any more specific info? Thanks!

See the PDF attached to this post for the PCM pinout:

2002 Tahoe Z71 (Z-Flex fuel) pcm

2002 Tahoe Z71 (Z), does anyone know where i can find the pcm pinouts for the red/blue connectors? I can find general info but I'm trying to find both schematics and diags if possible. Thanks for any help!!

www.tahoeyukonforum.com

 

[S33k3r]

I just found this video that appears to do what I’m looking for, but it’s in Turkish lol

Did you turn on English subtitles? I know you already have your answer, but if you run into something like this again...