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I am lookig for an AC programmer for a 90 Z. My dad's went out and he is having a hard time finding a repalcement since they are specific to a 90 Z. He did hear of someone rebuilding them, but can't find any info about them. The company's name he heard was dayton electronics. Any info will be helpful. Thanks.
PARTING OUT A 1990 ZR1 WITH 45K MILES,
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I have one for $325....
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My AC programmer was replaced at one point by the dealer with one from a 1990 L98. That is what the GM books recommend. The problem that developed was that the system would do a reset about once a month. This isn't the end of the world but irritated me more than it should have. I talked to Gordon Killebrew and he recommended using a programmer from a 1991 L98 P/N 16140190. He says they added a capacitor to block noise that caused the reset. He says there is a minor difference in the logic compared to a ZR1 programmer but it seems to work fine and I don't get resets.
The programmer cost me $142 from GM Parts Direct plus shipping. The want $50 for a core charge as well so the total was $223.