jrsavoie
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What is the part number for the harness that goes to the optic sensor on the 94 K3500?
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What is the part number for the harness that goes to the optic sensor on the 94 K3500
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jrsavoie
Recruit
Optical Sensor Filter Harness OEM - 12553327
Would this be the same thing as the harness that plus into the optic sensor?
Would this be the same thing as the harness that plus into the optic sensor?
NVW
Well-Known Member
I thought most people just deleted it?
jrsavoie
Recruit
How do you delete it?
The clip on the plug that holds the harness to the optic sensor is broke off. It is currently tie wrapped in place
The clip on the plug that holds the harness to the optic sensor is broke off. It is currently tie wrapped in place
jrsavoie
Recruit
I will have to investigate further. I never noticed if the radio frequency harness is there or not
NVW
Well-Known Member
Maybe I misunderstood what you want to do, I'm thinking of the filter that plugs between the OS and the harness.
jrsavoie
Recruit
Is the radio frequency harness delete-able on a 1994 K3500? My understanding was that the older vehicles needed them for something
NVW
Well-Known Member
I'm sure it can be deleted, worth a try.
JMJNet
Recruit
Try removing it. If the IP has been rebuilt, it should have the latest cable that should not need the OS Filter harness.
So it will not need it.
If it does not work, you can try to find Ferite Core which is the newest way to prevent RF in cables.
Radio Shack probably sell those.
It is used in most computer/video cables.
No guarantee it will work but for around $5, it is worth to try.
We can see from the other thread which cable should be place at.
So it will not need it.
If it does not work, you can try to find Ferite Core which is the newest way to prevent RF in cables.
Radio Shack probably sell those.
It is used in most computer/video cables.
No guarantee it will work but for around $5, it is worth to try.
We can see from the other thread which cable should be place at.