PPV Tow/Haul setting?

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Don't remember the threads, maybe Pete does. @Galante

It's those two J-Case fuses right in front of the studs. Not all the trucks are wired the same but in my manual they are 63 and 68. There are others like 6, 10 and 25 that power the controller, trailer back-up lights and trailer parking lights.
m6 x 1 and m8 x 1.25 both coarse thread
 

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Don't remember the threads, maybe Pete does. @Galante

It's those two J-Case fuses right in front of the studs. Not all the trucks are wired the same but in my manual they are 63 and 68. There are others like 6, 10 and 25 that power the controller, trailer back-up lights and trailer parking lights.

Yup got them

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I wonder if i install the shift lever with the tow button on it and plug it up will the tahoe recognize it.
didn't you say you added the shifter with tow button and it worked? all it takes is a momentary ground to the bcm, you wouldn't really need to have the shifter all you would need is a bump switch connected to the right connector on the bcm, some of the vans have the tow/haul button on the dash instead of the shifter knob
 

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Yea, it lights up, i havent really played with it, but i did hit it while going 50 and i saw the rpms jump a bit.
didn't you say you added the shifter with tow button and it worked? all it takes is a momentary ground to the bcm, you wouldn't really need to have the shifter all you would need is a bump switch connected to the right connector on the bcm, some of the vans have the tow/haul button on the dash instead of the shifter knob
 

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didn't you say you added the shifter with tow button and it worked? all it takes is a momentary ground to the bcm, you wouldn't really need to have the shifter all you would need is a bump switch connected to the right connector on the bcm, some of the vans have the tow/haul button on the dash instead of the shifter knob
Do you happen to know which connector and pin that is for the input? I could easily do a pushbutton.
 

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Do you happen to know which connector and pin that is for the input? I could easily do a pushbutton.
bcm x1 connector (say's it is the light green one) pin #23, see attached photo from gm upfitter guide
that pin would need a momentary ground after the key is in the run position, each time the key is cycled you would need to do a momentary ground just like as if it was on the shift handle.
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bcm x1 connector (say's it is the light green one) pin #23, see attached photo from gm upfitter guide
that pin would need a momentary ground after the key is in the run position, each time the key is cycled you would need to do a momentary ground just like as if it was on the shift handle.
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Perfect, many thanks. Now I have to find the pin P/N again. I know I’ve saved it.
 

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bcm x1 connector (say's it is the light green one) pin #23, see attached photo from gm upfitter guide
that pin would need a momentary ground after the key is in the run position, each time the key is cycled you would need to do a momentary ground just like as if it was on the shift handle.
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I'll try this on a button switch rather than change the shifter, thanks
 

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Yea by reading the little bit of this thread it seems like a lot of functionality with the GEN3 GMT400 is there in the wiring harness (exceptions are heated seats, NAV/BOSE audio, and a few other things) and they are pretty much "plug and play"! I think that the TOW bottom when pushed either locks or unlocks the torque convertor? I like using the buttons when passing people on two lane roads to "set" the tranny where I want it since the TCM is junk in the GMT400s
 

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