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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by geldartb View Post
    my state did away with emission testing cars 95 and older. they did that since the figure most people have a 96 or newer car anyway.

    one of the reasons they did that was because the dyno machines they use for it were wicked expensive.
    MA is still massachustes(?) right? i'll be sure to keep that in mind...

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  • geldartb
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    my state did away with emission testing cars 95 and older. they did that since the figure most people have a 96 or newer car anyway.

    one of the reasons they did that was because the dyno machines they use for it were wicked expensive.

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  • robertisaar
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    tell you what, send me a PM(with everything you know/want to do) tomorow morning, its midnight here, time for bed

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  • aedden1
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    Originally posted by robertisaar View Post
    well, i would be one to talk to, i got the 94-95 3100 cars to run a 91-93 3.4 PCM correctly. i'm sure i could get the 94-95 3.4s to work with it as well...

    although if you want to spend the $20 for the TDF from tunercat, we can get it working in tunerpro... and apparently there was a manual tranny option in the 2E definition...

    http://tunercat.com/pdfs/ecm_$2e.pdf
    After reading your thread on the OBD1 swap, it seems like you posses more info than my swap could ever need! I wonder if you could suggest a good ecu for the swap and some wiring diagrams? If you could supply one of your newly minted swap harnesses, i would surely be interested! I normally work the hardware end on cars, and dont have indepth knowledge of the electronics, just learn to keep what I have working. The obd1 is easier to tune for engine and FDR modification, isnt it?

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  • robertisaar
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    Originally posted by aedden1 View Post
    Lots of interesting and potentially usefull info here. I had not really intended on a pcm swap, but i may ultimately have to. I cannot find a hacker willing to work on mine, and eventually i want to install a 5spd manual. I have figured a way to simulate the PNP circuit, but the TCC and shift servos have me stumped. I may have to find an ecu from a 93 Grand Prix, or a 94 Sunbird/Cavalier. Where to find in depth wiring prints to do this? I live in Montana (Montucky?) so emissions arent a huge issue. Just want reliability and no MIL.
    well, i would be one to talk to, i got the 94-95 3100 cars to run a 91-93 3.4 PCM correctly. i'm sure i could get the 94-95 3.4s to work with it as well...

    although if you want to spend the $20 for the TDF from tunercat, we can get it working in tunerpro... and apparently there was a manual tranny option in the 2E definition...

    http://tunercat.com/pdfs/ecm_$2e.pdf
    Last edited by robertisaar; 06-13-2009, 01:12 AM.

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  • aedden1
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    Lots of interesting and potentially usefull info here. I had not really intended on a pcm swap, but i may ultimately have to. I cannot find a hacker willing to work on mine, and eventually i want to install a 5spd manual. I have figured a way to simulate the PNP circuit, but the TCC and shift servos have me stumped. I may have to find an ecu from a 93 Grand Prix, or a 94 Sunbird/Cavalier. Where to find in depth wiring prints to do this? I live in Montana (Montucky?) so emissions arent a huge issue. Just want reliability and no MIL.
    Last edited by aedden1; 06-13-2009, 12:54 AM. Reason: error

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  • torq455
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    Originally posted by Superdave View Post
    many states do a rolling test too.
    ahh, haha, so much for that!

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  • robertisaar
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    okay, thought i would chime in with my INFINITE WISDOMZ...

    with a 4t60e he can run

    2E(which is what he has, just needs to run/pay for tunercat or make a def for TP RT)
    DF(remove the MAF, add a MAP(if necessary)
    1FA(A-Body so it has MAF, and technicly its not an older PCM than what he has, so i don't thats gonna fail an emission inspection)

    i don't know much about obd2, so i couldn't help with options there...

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  • Superdave
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    Originally posted by torq455 View Post
    isn't the emission test done at idle? if so, having the EGR disabled won't matter, as long as it's connected.
    many states do a rolling test too.

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  • torq455
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    isn't the emission test done at idle? if so, having the EGR disabled won't matter, as long as it's connected.

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  • SappySE107
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    same here

    The 206/206 @ .050 lift 260/260 seat to seat duration cam with .480 lift works fine on a stock 94 ECM. 91-93 3.4 DOHC ecm and code will run a 4T60E though I never did try a 94 trans with more sensors. Shouldn't be a problem if he wants to swap the ECM, but there are options on a stock computer. Proven.

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  • Superdave
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    to each his own, the OBD1 3400 swap chips i sell have no problems passing emissions.. even with the EGR disabled.

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  • 1988GTU
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    Not knowing where the guy lives, he could have strict E/I/M testing and would need to retain obd1."5" or higher to pass. A lot easier to manipulate the pcm than an ecu in my opinion.

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  • Superdave
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    Originally posted by 1988GTU View Post
    A 94 GP comes standard with a 4t60sleeezyE.
    Why go through all the hassle when an obd2 swap for a GP of that nature isn't really that hard?
    because tuning OBD1 is cheaper.


    HP Tuners is $500 but an Ostrich is $175 plus Tunerpro which is free and a memcal adapter is $35.

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  • IsaacHayes
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    I'd swap to the large port intake manifolds if you are going to swap a cam. If you have the heads off might as well get a whole 3400 top end or 2000+ 3100 top end. The small port intakes suck!

    And yeah with a cam you'll need a tune unless it's pretty mild. But even then without a tune with a mild cam you won't see the full potential.

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