swaping 99 pcm into 98 corvette
09-04-2015, 08:18 PM
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swaping 99 pcm into 98 corvette Hello,
I am trying to find more info on swapping a 99 pcm into a 98 corvette.
Does anyone have a good source for a repin guide for what wires go where?
Also what do I tell the tuner to flash a 99 corvette tune on the pcm or do I need to have a 98 corvette tune on the pcm?
I am trying to find more info on swapping a 99 pcm into a 98 corvette.
Does anyone have a good source for a repin guide for what wires go where?
Also what do I tell the tuner to flash a 99 corvette tune on the pcm or do I need to have a 98 corvette tune on the pcm?
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get a baby label maker to keep your sanity it worked very well for me and to label where they started and where they go on each tag. this helps also in case you put one in the wrong place you can track it down easier.
09-10-2015, 04:55 PM
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What program do I buy to tune it can I use hptuners?
09-10-2015, 09:04 PM
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The repin guide is available here:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.
09-10-2015, 09:57 PM
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Hello,
I am trying to find more info on swapping a 99 pcm into a 98 corvette.
Does anyone have a good source for a repin guide for what wires go where?
Also what do I tell the tuner to flash a 99 corvette tune on the pcm or do I need to have a 98 corvette tune on the pcm?
I am trying to find more info on swapping a 99 pcm into a 98 corvette.
Does anyone have a good source for a repin guide for what wires go where?
Also what do I tell the tuner to flash a 99 corvette tune on the pcm or do I need to have a 98 corvette tune on the pcm?
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The repin guide is available here:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.
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The repin guide is available here:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/pcm-diagn...cm-99-pcm.html
(I recently cleaned it up and made a few tiny corrections.)
If you first buy a spare set of Red and Blue connectors, you can simply move one wire at a time from the old connector to the new connector and will not have to label anything. Note that the harness will get shorter and have uneven length wires in it; it will be messy.