A4 to M6
01-08-2009, 08:12 AM
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A4 to M6 Hey guys I'm looking at buying a ls1 motor/harness/ecu. The catch is it's auto. I am aware the harness can be modified to accept a t56 and the ecu needs to be reflashed. My question is how are the new reverse lockout and cruise control pins/wires integrated into the auto ecu? Also where can I take the ecu to be reflashed, if that is even true. Please excuse the ignorance and thanks in advance for your help.
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01-08-2009, 08:27 PM
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01-08-2009, 08:45 PM
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Thats what 2 minutes 41 seconds compared to checking hundreds of tables individually.
Plus there are a few things that change that aren't defined with HP Tuners.
01-10-2009, 12:08 AM
#12
It didn't cost me two extra ****.
No, there are no changes between the two at all. 
LOL.
You can do it right, or do it half-assed. I prefer right.
And if you don't know what all this is, these are HP Tuners screen shots. It's comparing two stock bin files. A 2001 TA M6 and a 2001 Firebird A4.
The green highlights are differences.
Does it look like just the turning off A4 codes to you now?
These are a few reasons why.
LOL. You can do it right, or do it half-assed. I prefer right.
And if you don't know what all this is, these are HP Tuners screen shots. It's comparing two stock bin files. A 2001 TA M6 and a 2001 Firebird A4.
The green highlights are differences.
Does it look like just the turning off A4 codes to you now?
These are a few reasons why.
01-10-2009, 12:27 AM
#13
Well good for ******* you. The correct way to do it is to copy over differences.
OK maybe I should have compared before answering. Still aside form the idle tables, idle spark and TM. You wouldn't know the difference.
No, there are no changes between the two at all. LOL.
You can do it right, or do it half-assed. I prefer right.
And if you don't know what all this is, these are HP Tuners screen shots. It's comparing two stock bin files. A 2001 TA M6 and a 2001 Firebird A4.
The green highlights are differences.
Does it look like just the turning off A4 codes to you now?
These are a few reasons why.
LOL. You can do it right, or do it half-assed. I prefer right.
And if you don't know what all this is, these are HP Tuners screen shots. It's comparing two stock bin files. A 2001 TA M6 and a 2001 Firebird A4.
The green highlights are differences.
Does it look like just the turning off A4 codes to you now?
These are a few reasons why.
01-10-2009, 12:41 AM
#14
This is what I said earlier in the post about some of the changes aren't defined in HP Tuners, meaning you can't see them.
That big A4 harness for example, when you write entire, the TCC wire goes from TCC to CAGS solenoid, the rest go dead, something with the cruise control goes dead and needs to be repinned, etc.
I've done this a few times and there is no reason at all to copy over everything. It takes too long and you end up with a A4 VCM with M6 **** in it still.
It takes 2 minutes and 41 seconds to do a write entire. How do you justify NOT just doing it that way? Then you change VINs and you're done.
01-10-2009, 12:56 AM
#16
I got HP Tuners in 2004 and I can do anything with any 2002 F-Body and 2004 GTO, as many times as I want, as many different cars as I want.
I actually have two cars and since I can only do 2002 F bodies with HP Tuners I bought a 2002 VCM to put in my 2001 Z28, now I can use it on both cars.
01-10-2009, 01:01 AM
#17
I just go to the bin repository and find a stock bin thats the same car and same year.
I got HP Tuners in 2004 and I can do anything with any 2002 F-Body and 2004 GTO, as many times as I want, as many different cars as I want.
I actually have two cars and since I can only do 2002 F bodies with HP Tuners I bought a 2002 VCM to put in my 2001 Z28, now I can use it on both cars.
I got HP Tuners in 2004 and I can do anything with any 2002 F-Body and 2004 GTO, as many times as I want, as many different cars as I want.
I actually have two cars and since I can only do 2002 F bodies with HP Tuners I bought a 2002 VCM to put in my 2001 Z28, now I can use it on both cars.
