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Old Feb 24, 2012 | 11:38 AM
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Anyone know the part number for a 1995 LT1 EMC?

My 95 is in the need of a new ECM. When starting the car all systems will work and all is great but once it has reached operating temperatures and is shut off and restarted the EMC turns off the ASR and the A/C controls go crazy.

I can drive the car all day with no issues as long as you don't shut it off and try to restart.
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1994-1995 #16188051 5.7L LT1 OBD1
1996-1997 #16214399 5.7L LT1/LT4 OBD2

All LTX PCM's are the same; only the tune programmed inside determined the application

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the 94 16188051 belongs to the f body
the vette gets 16183133 they both will work

now whats the real difference ????
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now whats the real difference ????
"1994 LT1 F-body PCM
The controller would remain unchanged through 1995 and was recognized with the service code 16188051.

The '94-'95 LT1 Corvettes used essentially the same PCM, but with one additional microchip to begin OBD-II-like communications.
The Vette controller used service code 16181333."
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Anyone know of a good rebuild service? I thought I had one lined up out of Jacksoville FL but the price is $400. I have been told average is abour $200 to $275
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You have a >>PCM<< the 051 is $150.00 the 333 is $250.00
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Thanks for the info I will check them out!
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Went with a rebuild from ECM Depot. Was about $200 and has a lifetime warranty.
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