Corvettes and Holley ECU's
Last edited by oscs; Aug 2, 2017 at 03:50 PM.
I've not done it but a friend has done a couple of them. You get to keep most everything, as the Holley runs the engine, the pcm/bcm controls the car.
Have fun with your new project!
I've not done it but a friend has done a couple of them. You get to keep most everything, as the Holley runs the engine, the pcm/bcm controls the car.
Have fun with your new project!
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So OEM ecu will still need to run the throttle and as much as possible as it did before with all wiring remaining intact. So you will end up tuning on two fronts to a certain degree both the OEM ecu and Holley.
Many sensors can be shared...2 wire sensors like air temp, coolant temp cannot be shared unless you can turn off any internal pullups within the Holley...which is probably very unlikely.
Either way, safest to run a sensor for each ecu.
Likes of crank, cam, MAP etc, 3 wire powered sensors, there should be no issue sharing the same signal with both ecus
If doing a piggyback, it can be handy to try and source a male/female connector set for the ecu, so you can actually make a patch harness to just plug in, rather than starting to cut factory wiring. Makes stuff a bit easier and neater to change, especially if you wanted to go back to the OEM stuff without leaving a mess behind.

http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/p...versing-module





