94 tuner options
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Racer
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From: Victoria British Columbia
94 tuner options
Hey guys, Im planning a build here and am wondering what my options are for data logging and self tuning.
I was told that Tuner cat isn't available anymore, is there any other software out there?
TIA
I was told that Tuner cat isn't available anymore, is there any other software out there?
TIA
Burning Brakes
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From: Houston Texas
Some times it is referred to as C.A.T.S. Tuner.
Go there and click on the ENTER button and you will have more to look at and decisions to make of what you need than you will want at first until it starts to soak in.
I just wish I could learn the mysteries of tuning and use all the benefits of the program.
Last edited by Eddie & the Cruisers; Jul 31, 2008 at 11:25 PM.
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Racer
Joined: Feb 2008
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From: Victoria British Columbia
Thanks Eddie,
I read that my system is OBDI but with an OBDII style connecter. It looks like Tuner cat sold their OBDII system to Jet Performance.
So that means I should still be able to use tuner cats OBDI system but I'd need the OBDII cable from AKM cables. correct?
I read that my system is OBDI but with an OBDII style connecter. It looks like Tuner cat sold their OBDII system to Jet Performance.
So that means I should still be able to use tuner cats OBDI system but I'd need the OBDII cable from AKM cables. correct?
Burning Brakes
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From: Houston Texas
I remember that they sold the OBD II but had forgotten about it.
Glad they replied. Yes, you still need the OBD II cable for your car.
The '94-'95 "Y" body has the OBD II connector but is actually an OBD I PCM system.
The difference is that power is supplied through the OBD II connector where OBD I uses an external 12V power source, usually the cigarette lighter socket.
The OBD I cable is different with an external 12V connector supplied for earlier non-programmable ECMs.
Glad they replied. Yes, you still need the OBD II cable for your car.
The '94-'95 "Y" body has the OBD II connector but is actually an OBD I PCM system.
The difference is that power is supplied through the OBD II connector where OBD I uses an external 12V power source, usually the cigarette lighter socket.
The OBD I cable is different with an external 12V connector supplied for earlier non-programmable ECMs.
