OBDII conversion - troubleshooting time
#122
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Originally Posted by sandrock
That'* why I said that maybe the early model Rivs got the S1, and the S2 came out later that year. Let us know what you find Haro
Always Possible with late model year production
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Brad... Not sure if it will do you any good.. But...
The 1995 Riv 3800 Vin 1 Uses this chip
BKZS Prom # 16204419 and this is for the 2.93 Ratio
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The 1995 Riv 3800 Vin 1 Uses this chip
BKZS Prom # 16204419 and this is for the 2.93 Ratio
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#127
Why don't you just change the ratio and shift points via the tuner? Or do you just need to know what they are? If so, email or PM DarthFiero a link to this topic.
Or contact him at www.gmtuners.com (sinister performance).
If anyone has the file, it'* him.
Or contact him at www.gmtuners.com (sinister performance).
If anyone has the file, it'* him.
#128
Originally Posted by jr's3800
BKZS
BKZS,1995,02/07/94,16204419,16197428,GB,L67,3.8,M13,AUTO,FR2,NB6,N F2
In english:1995 Aurora/Riviera, 4T60E trans, L67 motor, 2.93 ratio (FR2), Federal and California Emmissions Tier 1
Closest thing I have to it in a BIN file is a BKKH (1995 H Body, L67, 2.97 axle)
There'* also some indication of a change in the engine management system. Both of the above use the type "428" PCM, but there is also a broadcast code BRLX..same specs as BKZS but using the type "247" PCM in the '95 Aurora/Riviera platform. Both PCM'* use the same 27512 Eproms within the calibrator. 247'* are used on both L36 and L67 motors, whereas the 428 is only used on the L67.
#129
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From: In your garage, swipin' da lug nutz
Originally Posted by willwren
Why don't you just change the ratio and shift points via the tuner? Or do you just need to know what they are? If so, email or PM DarthFiero a link to this topic.
Or contact him at www.gmtuners.com (sinister performance).
If anyone has the file, it'* him.
Or contact him at www.gmtuners.com (sinister performance).
If anyone has the file, it'* him.
Just those two tables by themselves (low and high octane) were WAY off the mark (I have that BKKH file Curt...and that is what I am using to tune the motor right now )
Oh, and BTW...the trans hit third gear today...didn't like it, but it got there.
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Shot an email off to GMTuners this morning. Here'* hoping they can help me out
On another note, I got 2 tables done last night...low and high octance spark advance. Maps look way different than the S2 maps did.
On another note, I got 2 tables done last night...low and high octance spark advance. Maps look way different than the S2 maps did.