EEPROM for a 1985
02-24-2003, 05:45 PM
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EEPROM for a 1985
Does anyone know where I can find an EEPROM for a 1985 or at least what kind of EEPROM can be put into a 1985 ECM? I have a Pocket Programmer II that will use these but I don't know where to start on purchasing the chip.
TIA!! :cheers:
Shayne
TIA!! :cheers:
Shayne
02-25-2003, 08:41 AM
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Re: EEPROM for a 1985 (sspackman)
I have a computer for an 85 i bought it for my motor swap into my 84 however i found out a 87 computer would only work since the harness and swap motor were from an 87 but any how you can e-mail inmy84vette@msn.com me if your interested it is all stock no reprograming and in excellant shape! :seeya
02-25-2003, 12:26 PM
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Re: EEPROM for a 1985 (sspackman)
The actualy EPROM you are looking for is going to be a 2732, 2732A, etc.
Radio Shack doesn't sell them. If you have a local electronic supply house, they will usually carry a "JimPack" brand. It will be about $5 for one.
Another source is Astro Marketing in Melbourne FL. I don't have the number for them anymore because that harddrive literally got thrown across the room :blueangel: They sell what are called 'pulls'...EPROMs that have been used once and then pulled from existing circuits. You need to erase them first.
Craig Moates http://www.moates.net might have an adapter that allows you to use a flash-based EPROM, called a(n?) EEPROM. It would save you from having to buy an eraser.
[Modified by HighHopes85, 11:29 AM 2/25/2003]
Radio Shack doesn't sell them. If you have a local electronic supply house, they will usually carry a "JimPack" brand. It will be about $5 for one.
Another source is Astro Marketing in Melbourne FL. I don't have the number for them anymore because that harddrive literally got thrown across the room :blueangel: They sell what are called 'pulls'...EPROMs that have been used once and then pulled from existing circuits. You need to erase them first.
Craig Moates http://www.moates.net might have an adapter that allows you to use a flash-based EPROM, called a(n?) EEPROM. It would save you from having to buy an eraser.
[Modified by HighHopes85, 11:29 AM 2/25/2003]
