Thank you all for the feedback - here's a copy of Revision 1.
Please keep posting your additions or corrections.
Thanks!
Thank you all for the feedback - here's a copy of Revision 1.
Please keep posting your additions or corrections.
Thanks!
Awesome thread. Subscribed. I will make my notes/revisions once we confirm all the do's and don't's of our 6L80 project!!
Trailblazer "RS" 5.3L 6L80 4x4 & '07 TBSS LS2 6L90 AWD
Here is the latest with the updates for LS4 and LS2 information. Please post up if there is anything that is incorrect.
Thanks,
one pcm I`m not seeing is 12581565 would this be a suitable unit to retrofit into a 1989 K1500 with TPI, engine is staying Gen1 but I am having EFIconnections 24x reluctor installed. Wondering about gauges, 40T transfercase reluctor on the 700r4. A Silverado is in the wreckers now and I can grab the complete harness, coils and ecu. Perhaps there is a better choice- 411.... but this is here and now.
Good deal
Review comments:
- might be easier to read if you split LS1A and LS1B(512K) into their own box rows.
- LS1B(1M) and E37 have blanks for ckp/cmp.
- should the early E40 have 24x/1x...?
Hello turbo_bu,
The chart is starting to take shape nicely. I don’t have software to edit PDF files, so I wasn’t able to make changes directly to the document and send it back to you.
Rather than make a bunch of scattered comments, are you able to import the current information in the chart into a Word or Excel file ??
I believe the Forum software accommodates posting Excel files (*.xls) directly. A Word file would have to be put into a zip folder and then posted.
I could then make changes / suggestions directly, and save us both a lot of typing. Forum members would still be able to view the chart’s progress and comment, each time you reposted it.
Regards,
Taz
I actually have it in Excel. Just figured everybody didn't have access to view it or edit it. I will post the Excel file on Monday (it is on work computer, not at home). Please help to correct or add anything that I am missing.
Thanks for your help,
Darren
Here's the Excel file. Please feel free to add or make any corrections.
Thanks,
Hello Darren,
Thanks for posting the Excel file. I added columns for PCM “Common Serv#” and “Common OS”. These are based on my experience; in my part of the world, and may not reflect global commonalities. Adding columns required some format changes – portrait to landscape, and some tight margins, to name a few.
As you can see from the additions, my experience is primarily within the Gen III engine / LS1-B PCM.
I corrected some misinterpretations from previous posts – mainly in the E40 information.
Hopefully these additions are consistent with your original intentions when beginning this thread.
The Gen IV (E38 / E67) and “Inline engine” (P10 / P11 / P12) information is a little sparse. Hopefully forum members with experience in these areas will take a moment to post some additional information.
Regards,
Taz
Last edited by Taz; October 27th, 2010 at 06:51 AM. Reason: typo
How do you tell Excel that you're entering just text and not math...?