Does anybody know what connection this is?
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Does anybody know what connection this is? Well when i bought the car the seller said he didn't remember what kind of chip it was and lost the packaging and im wondering what this is because i need to tune the car and pcmforless told me if its a jet chip i can only have one or the other.
The car is a 1993 z28 Camaro 6 speed LT1 350, various mods are lt4 hotcam kit with comp cam rockers rollers 1.6 ratio, underdrive pulley, edelbrock shortys, chrome vaulve covers as well as caps and dipstick, and whatever chip this is supposed to be lol.
also theres a wierd toggle switch behind the shifter console -
does anyone know what type of chip or connection this is?
The car is a 1993 z28 Camaro 6 speed LT1 350, various mods are lt4 hotcam kit with comp cam rockers rollers 1.6 ratio, underdrive pulley, edelbrock shortys, chrome vaulve covers as well as caps and dipstick, and whatever chip this is supposed to be lol.
also theres a wierd toggle switch behind the shifter console -
does anyone know what type of chip or connection this is?
if your getting a pcmforless tune then remove the jet chip because it will not be needed. trace the wires from the connector and see if it plugs into the pcm. the other connector on the gas pedal side is the pcm obd connector. iirc
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I'm not sure if it's a jet chip or not it doesn't look stock and the 2 nd picc shows what it looks like from the bottom the wires go into the steering column and are taped up with black tape it's on he left side of the steering wheel
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does anyone have an idea? ive tried new era performance they wont touch ne thing lower than an ls1 and all the other tuner shops have no idea what it is. Called pcmforless today and they have no idea either...
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Pro lock or something like that? My 97 has a pro lock which is a simple theft deterant. Yours looks like the key is not in though. Are the wires conected to it or not? It should have the ignition wires conected to it.
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well i looked it up the picture looks different than what i have also if it was prolock i wouldnt be able to start the car without the key -
http://www.aboutsecurityconcepts.com...ode=Loctronics
http://www.aboutsecurityconcepts.com...ode=Loctronics
If you want some help your going to have to do a little work first, Pull off that bottom cover and see where the wiring from it goes. Take some pics and post them up. It could be some kind of homemade crap, seeing where it goes will help
My car had that when I bought it. It is a security key/chip. Not sure how you're running without the key/chip not in the slot though. Maybe it's been bypassed or disconnected or possibly the little toggle switch is a bypass. It's not computer related.
It may not be a prolock but there where other variations back then. Most did not know how complicated the security system already was. Alot of cars had bad keys through the years where the risistor wears down and one thing guys did was to take the prolock or similar product out of the loop. So you could be running with out it if it is not hooked up. What brand does not matter. They where dealer and aftermarket addons. Not stock. It works like a kill switch is all. You can disconect it and take it out of the loop in a matter of minutes. Take some good quality pics and maybe someone will know what brand it is. I can't imagine it a brake controller lol.
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It may not be a prolock but there where other variations back then. Most did not know how complicated the security system already was. Alot of cars had bad keys through the years where the risistor wears down and one thing guys did was to take the prolock or similar product out of the loop. So you could be running with out it if it is not hooked up. What brand does not matter. They where dealer and aftermarket addons. Not stock. It works like a kill switch is all. You can disconect it and take it out of the loop in a matter of minutes. Take some good quality pics and maybe someone will know what brand it is. I can't imagine it a brake controller lol.
