ls6 maf on a 97 C5
Re: ls6 maf on a 97 C5 o yea i forgot completely about the totally different pinouts, dam i knew that!
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and i bet it would suck if you got one or 2 vital pins wrong!
you use an ejector tool? that would make it go much faster.. hmm we got those at work.. hmm..
now if i can get ken to change my edit registration over to a new pcm.. for free.. i would be very tempted to do it.
whats the reasoning for your clients switching up the computers? same as above?
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and i bet it would suck if you got one or 2 vital pins wrong!
you use an ejector tool? that would make it go much faster.. hmm we got those at work.. hmm..
now if i can get ken to change my edit registration over to a new pcm.. for free.. i would be very tempted to do it.
whats the reasoning for your clients switching up the computers? same as above?
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Re: ls6 maf on a 97 C5 </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Speartech:
<strong> The problem with doing that is that the 97-98 PCM is unique and VERY different from the 99 and newer PCM's. The PCM pinout is completely different between the two series of PCM's.
I've converted 3 or 4 of them here in the shop, and although it works great when finished, completely re-pinning those two connectors is not a small undertaking!!
John </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Help me to understand what I am thinking about on this '01 MAF to a 97-98 PCM....
I wanted to change back to a screened MAF and thought that the '01 would be a better starting point but If I copy the corresponding MAF frequencies from an '01 table to my table, I end up at 349 g/s VS the 439 g/s - will that work or be counter productive in the long run?
Thanks..
<strong> The problem with doing that is that the 97-98 PCM is unique and VERY different from the 99 and newer PCM's. The PCM pinout is completely different between the two series of PCM's.
I've converted 3 or 4 of them here in the shop, and although it works great when finished, completely re-pinning those two connectors is not a small undertaking!!
John </strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Help me to understand what I am thinking about on this '01 MAF to a 97-98 PCM....
I wanted to change back to a screened MAF and thought that the '01 would be a better starting point but If I copy the corresponding MAF frequencies from an '01 table to my table, I end up at 349 g/s VS the 439 g/s - will that work or be counter productive in the long run?
Thanks..
Re: ls6 maf on a 97 C5 if you go over 350g/sec it will be <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="gr_sad.gif" /> because with the stock meter you can let the maf tune for you for a nother 100g/second instead of having to go to the pe table so early.
