OBDII programming?
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Racer
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From: new orleans La
OBDII programming?
I'm in the process of rebuilding my LT4. which will include rebuilt 355 block, ported heads, hotcam, mezier water pump, EM long tubes & no cats.
My question is would it be possible to have my computer programmed to ignore the post cat O2 sensors and the crank position sensor inputs. reason being I'm not running with cats and I want to eliminate as many potential oil leaks in the front cover as possible (ie. crank sensor, water pump drive gear).
My question is would it be possible to have my computer programmed to ignore the post cat O2 sensors and the crank position sensor inputs. reason being I'm not running with cats and I want to eliminate as many potential oil leaks in the front cover as possible (ie. crank sensor, water pump drive gear).
Le Mans Master
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Re: OBDII programming? (99svrcpe)
Or you can get a copy of LT1 edit and do it yourself. It would be a little more cash outlay but you could make changes yourself whenever you needed to.
Melting Slicks
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TJ - I was thinking LT1EDit was only good up to 95' - or am I thinking of TunerCAT?
Originally Posted by tjwong
Or you can get a copy of LT1 edit and do it yourself. It would be a little more cash outlay but you could make changes yourself whenever you needed to.
Le Mans Master
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There is a OBD2 version of LT1 Edit for the 96 LTx Corvettes and 96 through 97 B and F bodies. Also Tuner cat will soon have its new OBD2 stuff to cover the 96 and up LTx cars. But its probably a couple months away. But it is coming as I am beta testing their OBD2 stuff now for the early 96 and up Vortec trucks, a couple LS1 cars and later LS1 based trucks. So if you can hold on Tuner Cat is coming with their usual good customer service and decent pricing for the average Joe.
