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MAN #650541:A
GM Throttle Wire Colors
GM colors and certain pins can be different, let alone aftermarket harness colors.
The GM throttle pins are labeled A through F.
B and E must retain the same voltage ranges in order for the pedal and cruise to function.
A, C, D, and F can be ground or power, as our throttle harness merely acts as a pass through.
When looking for a ground reference to ground the CRC-1000 to, one needs to verify the correct wire.
2008-2013 Silverados and Sierras
– Color Pattern of 250-2766 throttle harness
Color
Pin Location
Function
Voltage
Purple
A
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Light Blue
B
Sensor 2 Signal
0.5 V at rest <> 2 V wide open
Light Brown
C
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
White / Black
D
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
Blue
E
Sensor 1 Signal
1 V at rest <> 4 V wide open
Brown
F
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
From various Vettes and Camaros from 2008 to 2013
Color
Pin Location
Function
Voltage
Purple
A
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Light Blue
B
Sensor 2 Signal
0.5 V at rest <> 2 V wide open
Tan
C
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
Brown
D
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Blue
E
Sensor 1 Signal
1 V at rest <> 4 V wide open
White / Black
F
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
2009 Trailblazer
Color
Pin Location
Function
Voltage
Tan
A
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
Light Blue
B
Sensor 2 Signal
0.5 V at rest <> 2 V wide open
Purple
C
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Brown
D
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Blue
E
Sensor 1 Signal
1 V at rest <> 4 V wide open
White / Black
F
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
Painless Harness colors in a LS3 Connect and Cruise swap
Color
Pin Location
Function
Voltage
Purpl
e
A
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Light Blue
B
Sensor 2 Signal
0.5 V at rest <> 2 V wide open
Red
C
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
Brown
D
Low Reference
Ground 0 Volts
Blue
E
Sensor 1 Signal
1 V at rest <> 4 V wide open
White / Black
F
5 Volt Reference
5 Volts
