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Old 09-10-2011, 10:19 AM
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Default Has anyone changed the mileage chip from an old panel to new one?

I have an 87 TA GTA and the digital instrument panel went on the fritz. I replaced the dash with another unit and it shows a higher mileage than original. Has anyone swapped the chips out to show the original mileage.

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I changed over the chip from one unit to the other and now it is showing the correct mileage. I am happy. Just removed the chip from the old dash to the new dash and that was it.
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which chip can you take a pic of it
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Originally Posted by tsench
which chip can you take a pic of it
okay...Ill get it later on and post it
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Anyone know if there's a similar chip in the LS1 f-body gauge panel? Just curious.
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any update on the pic ?
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Here is a pic of the chip and module. The chip is located at the rear of the PCb bd and simply lifts upward.



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thanks buddy i will try it on 98 t/a
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Originally Posted by tsench
thanks buddy i will try it on 98 t/a
98 has completely different circuitry than a 87.
The 98 doesn't look like that pic of an 87.
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Originally Posted by VIP1
98 has completely different circuitry than a 87.
The 98 doesn't look like that pic of an 87.
so what chip is in 98
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Originally Posted by tsench
so what chip is in 98
If I remember correctly, it is not a removable chip. I think there have been a few threads on this in the past.
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Originally Posted by VIP1
If I remember correctly, it is not a removable chip. I think there have been a few threads on this in the past.
thanks ill do a search




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