PCM compatible with IAC drivers ?
Below is the number on my PCM. I'm trying to determine if it is compatible with the IAC drivers drivers. It's from a 2004 Avalanche, but I want to have it reprogrammed to accept the AC request like the Express Van did. I've searched and I can't come up with a definitive way to know if what I have will work. Does anyone know of a website or a way to find out for sure?
Thanks,
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09354896 – xxxxxxxx – IAC DRIVERS INSTALLED.
12576106 – 12570558 – 2003 G-VAN, LM7, IAC DRIVERS INSTALLED. ALSO C-TRUCK LM7
12582605 – 12580786 – 2003 C-MPV, L59
12586242 – 12583660 – 2004 C/K-TRUCK, LM7
12586243 – 12583659 – 2004 GTO LS1, IAC DRIVERS INSTALLED
12589463 – 12589162 – 2005 C/K-TRUCK/MPV, LM7, LQ4
12589462 – 12589161 – 2005 G-VAN, LQ4, IAC DRIVERS INSTALLED
12589463 – 12589162 – 2006 C-PICKUP, LM7
12602802 – 12589162 – 2006 C-PICKUP, L59
12602801 – 12589161 – 2006 – 2007 Express, Drive by Wire, IAC DRIVERS INSTALLEDGreen = IAC Driver Circuit Present
Red = IAC Driver Circuit NOT SUPPORTED
RPTurbo, you said you have a 12586243. If that were an express van and originally used drive by cable, could I have the PCM reprogrammed to DBC? I've found lots of threads pertaining to converting DBW to DBC, but not many the other way around.
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