Originally posted by 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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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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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?Originally posted by robertisaar View Postwell, 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
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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...Originally posted by aedden1 View PostLots 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.
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.pdfLast edited by robertisaar; 06-13-2009, 01:12 AM.
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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.
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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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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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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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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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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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because tuning OBD1 is cheaper.Originally posted by 1988GTU View PostA 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?
HP Tuners is $500 but an Ostrich is $175 plus Tunerpro which is free and a memcal adapter is $35.
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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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