JimMueller

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I think I already know the answer to this, but I just want to make sure. Will this POS LS1-Edit software read PCM's for which it wasn't licensed, and/or same/different model years?

I know all about HPTuners and that's not an option yet

slow

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not sure.

If its for your car, im in orlando and have 1998 hp tuner, if you want me to pull the file for you. send me a pm if i can give you a hand.

Ryan.

JimMueller

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slow

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try again

cleared some space

Ryan.

JimMueller

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Hmm, I just downloaded a 1999 M6 file from installuniversity.com, and my LS1-Edit tells me this:

---snip---
%PATH%\stock_1999_M6_Fbody.LS1
Camaro Broadcast Code ID = CWJP
This is a 1999 Camaro LS1 5.7 Liter PCM, that you didn't license
---snip---

Am I doing something wrong? I read another thread which indicated this could be done.

Team ZR-1

The single user version of LS1edit is broken down to two years.
If you bought for a '98 then your's would be able to read 97 and 98,
99 is grouped to 2000 MY.

JimMueller

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Thanks John. Upon trial and error I refreshed my memory. Oh well, there's more than one way to skin a cat

1fasta

Ls1 Edit Is Vin Specific To The Car It Is First Used On But The Cable Box Can Be Altered By Carputting To Accept Other Vins For A Small Fee Of Course

JimMueller

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That's only for writing. As John mentioned, the versions are split into 97-98, 99-00, and 01-02. If you bought it for a 00 car, you can only write to the PCM's you've licensed. But you'll be able to read the files from any 99-00 car, for instance.