Calibration of PCM needed when swapping long block - LS1
#1
Calibration of PCM needed when swapping long block - LS1
I just swapped my used LS1 long block with a new crate engine. The PCM will be re-used from the old engine.
Do I need to do some kind of calibration of the PCM to adapt it to the new long block?
Both long blocks are stock engines.
Do I need to do some kind of calibration of the PCM to adapt it to the new long block?
Both long blocks are stock engines.
#3
I re-used all the electrics and sensors from the old engine. The only new sensors are the Cam- and Crankshaftsensors as they were already installed on the new engine.
#4
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You should be good to go.
Worst case, you might have to have a "Crank relearn" performed which synchronizes the signals from the Crank and Cam sensors. Any good GM shop can do that in a few minutes.
Worst case, you might have to have a "Crank relearn" performed which synchronizes the signals from the Crank and Cam sensors. Any good GM shop can do that in a few minutes.
#5
"If I put both hands on the intake manifold I can feel irregular skips/misses. The engine runs fine for a while and then a skip/miss. After this it continues to run fine before another skip/miss and so it continues. The skip/miss is just very slight, like when a heart skips/jumps over a beat. I can also barely hear it in the tailpipe."