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Melting Slicks
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: Dublin GA
Communicating with HPTuners support. It "locked up" while writing a "tweaked" tune and now the car won't do anything and it will not allow me to write to it.
Go for the newer PCM well worth the effort.
Have you got time to come help me figure the wiring out
My 98 PCM worked fine, but if I HAVE to purchase a PCM, I would really like to update. Just from the "wiring post" Ive read, it looks like a nightmare
Go for the newer PCM well worth the effort.
Have you got time to come help me figure the wiring out
My 98 PCM worked fine, but if I HAVE to purchase a PCM, I would really like to update. Just from the "wiring post" Ive read, it looks like a nightmare
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Dyer, IN
Communicating with HPTuners support. It "locked up" while writing a "tweaked" tune and now the car won't do anything and it will not allow me to write to it.
Go for the newer PCM well worth the effort.
Have you got time to come help me figure the wiring out
My 98 PCM worked fine, but if I HAVE to purchase a PCM, I would really like to update. Just from the "wiring post" Ive read, it looks like a nightmare
Go for the newer PCM well worth the effort.
Have you got time to come help me figure the wiring out
My 98 PCM worked fine, but if I HAVE to purchase a PCM, I would really like to update. Just from the "wiring post" Ive read, it looks like a nightmare
Check this thread out, so you know what's involved:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...-corvette.html
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 3,011
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From: Dublin GA
Its a 850whp blown H/C car with a SD tune
I can send you everything you need, by way of schematics, and will help any way I can. If you want to do the job right, you will need specific tools for the delphi connectors(no biggie).
Check this thread out, so you know what's involved:
Thanks Mike
I had read that thread, and that's why I am
What tool do I need to get? I assume its for removing the pins??
Would it be too much trouble to send the schematics to my work PC?To make all of this more stressful, My home PC (e-mail etc) has gone down and I'm borrowing one for the research
The swap looks difficult enough, but I keep reading about guys having issues (fuel codes, etc) after the swap. Guess Ill just keep reading everything I can find.
Thanks
I can send you everything you need, by way of schematics, and will help any way I can. If you want to do the job right, you will need specific tools for the delphi connectors(no biggie).
Check this thread out, so you know what's involved:
Thanks Mike
I had read that thread, and that's why I am
What tool do I need to get? I assume its for removing the pins??
Would it be too much trouble to send the schematics to my work PC?To make all of this more stressful, My home PC (e-mail etc) has gone down and I'm borrowing one for the research
The swap looks difficult enough, but I keep reading about guys having issues (fuel codes, etc) after the swap. Guess Ill just keep reading everything I can find.
Thanks
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 19,518
Likes: 1,189
From: Dyer, IN
Its a 850whp blown H/C car with a SD tune
I can send you everything you need, by way of schematics, and will help any way I can. If you want to do the job right, you will need specific tools for the delphi connectors(no biggie).
Check this thread out, so you know what's involved:
Thanks Mike
I had read that thread, and that's why I am
What tool do I need to get? I assume its for removing the pins??
Would it be too much trouble to send the schematics to my work PC?To make all of this more stressful, My home PC (e-mail etc) has gone down and I'm borrowing one for the research
The swap looks difficult enough, but I keep reading about guys having issues (fuel codes, etc) after the swap. Guess Ill just keep reading everything I can find.
Thanks
I can send you everything you need, by way of schematics, and will help any way I can. If you want to do the job right, you will need specific tools for the delphi connectors(no biggie).
Check this thread out, so you know what's involved:
Thanks Mike
I had read that thread, and that's why I am
What tool do I need to get? I assume its for removing the pins??
Would it be too much trouble to send the schematics to my work PC?To make all of this more stressful, My home PC (e-mail etc) has gone down and I'm borrowing one for the research
The swap looks difficult enough, but I keep reading about guys having issues (fuel codes, etc) after the swap. Guess Ill just keep reading everything I can find.
Thanks
Let me catch up with you tonight. I'm going to be under the 65 for a while.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 3,011
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From: Dublin GA
I'm getting feedback that I will have to make some "changes" in a 99 PCM before I swap it in. Not sure what specifically they are referring to, but fuel gauge, VIN issues etc. are some of the ones I am hearing.
Do I have to have a "tuner" flash something to the PCM to make it compatible?
I will download and tweak my own tune with HPT, but want to know what else might need to be done.
Thanks to Mark for the schematic
Do I have to have a "tuner" flash something to the PCM to make it compatible?
I will download and tweak my own tune with HPT, but want to know what else might need to be done.
Thanks to Mark for the schematic