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Old 01-31-2015, 07:15 AM
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I have an ECM with the following numbers on it
DELCO ELECTRONICS DIV. G.M.C.
PROGRAM MY90 SFI- 4U
SYS NO. Ref. 16061310
MODEL NO. DKO96942 IN LIEU OF 16125111
SOFTWARE P0790AXZ01
CAL PROM 16045915 "ANHX"

would like to know more about this particular ECM for a 1990 ZR-1

It could belong to this prototype?
10Y0024 I 1990 ZR-1 VIN#101
Quaility Control/PEP car 90 LT5 engine #1

or any of these?
the ZR-1's were raced in ALMS in 90 and 91 by Morrison

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Originally Posted by Frank12
I have an ECM with the following numbers on it
DELCO ELECTRONICS DIV. G.M.C.
PROGRAM MY90 SFI- 4U
SYS NO. Ref. 16061310
MODEL NO. DKO96942 IN LIEU OF 16125111
SOFTWARE P0790AXZ01
CAL PROM 16045915 "ANHX"

would like to know more about this particular ECM for a 1990 ZR-1

It could belong to this prototype?
10Y0024 I 1990 ZR-1 VIN#101
Quaility Control/PEP car 90 LT5 engine #1

or any of these?
the ZR-1's were raced in ALMS in 90 and 91 by Morrison

Frank
Looks like it was the first broadcast code for the 1990 ZRs. So I suspect it's a stock calibration which was released in 89 but superceded by AUAH and then AYBK. It works w an stock 8331 ECM or any other LT-5 ECM.

http://www.tunercat.com/Docs/tnr_manual.pdf Look at pg. 65.
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Originally Posted by Dominic Sorresso
Looks like it was the first broadcast code for the 1990 ZRs. So I suspect it's a stock calibration which was released in 89 but superceded by AUAH and then AYBK. It works w an stock 8331 ECM or any other LT-5 ECM.

http://www.tunercat.com/Docs/tnr_manual.pdf Look at pg. 65.
Would that have been one of the ECM's that was known to have idle issues, either high or fluctuating or both?

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AYBK would be the prom meant to address those issues. Nothing
to do w ECM.
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Originally Posted by Dominic Sorresso
AYBK would be the prom meant to address those issues. Nothing
to do w ECM.
Good to see that I can still occasionally confuse apples and lawn chairs.
Thanks!

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And just to be totally accurate, its not the physical prom but rather the calibration itself.

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