Anymore Transient settings available for the 1mb PCMs?

[BlackGMC]

I read all the different tables uncovered for the LS1, i was just wondering if anymore .cax files are available for the 1mb PCMs that i have not seen. My OS is 12587603...

thanks

Corey

[5.7ute]

I havent looked into the 1meg pcm's much as yet.(still a few 512's that I havent had time to finish ATM) After this weekend our season is over & I will have a bit more tme to play.

[BlackGMC]

Cool. I appreciate it

[nevinsb]

I got one for 12579405 if that helps, but I think it was only for Lean Cruise though. I'll keep digging to see if I can find one for the transient parameters. Worst case, I got a few .bin files you can have.

[s10mods]

Any word if there is support for LC on a 12579405 or 12587603? I am putting a 4.8 in to an S10 and want to run DBW TB adn LC. I have all the DBW stuff for 03+ and I still need to Buy a PCM yet so I will get whatever I can find LC support for.

[Taz]

LC will work with either of the above OS.


Regards,
Taz

[Taz]

Also ... if you are putting together a "mix & match" collection of DBW components ... the PCM tune, TAC module, and TB must be mutually compatible. You can use almost any APP you want - the 1997 to 2004 Corvette is most often used, as it is metal (not plastic like the truck APPs).

2003 to 2005 truck (Sierra / Silverado) components are mutually compatible, as are the 2006 to 2007 truck components.


Regards,
Taz

[s10mods]

I have a TAC module, Pedal and TB from a 2004. I was pretty sure that 03-05 were interchangable components. I was looking to make this an 03 operating system.
Do you know where I can get the .cax files for those above OS's? or is a .cax file no longer needed to enable LC on a US pcm?

[Taz]

The *.cax files you need should be here ...

http://forum.efilive.com/showthread.php?9111-Hmm-here-are-some-other-cax-files...&p=79067&viewfull=1#post79067

This is an old thread - you may wish to rework the *.cax files to suit you. These *.cax files don't include any additional transients - as these have been integrated into V7 since this time via software updates.

If the TAC / APP / TB you have are all 2004 vintage, then any 2003 - 2005 DBW tune should be compatible. If you experience any issues with the 2003 DBW PCM tune, then use a 2004 DBW tune.


Regards,
Taz

[s10mods]

How would I edit the .cax files, I know that you can open them with notepad, but I have no idea what I am doing. I do have the latest version of EFILive.

[Taz]

Edit the *.cax files the same way you would a CALC PID - use Notepad - spaces and characters have significance. Don't change any numeric values. You can change what the LC folder is named, and what subfolder (in the Tune Tool) it will be found within.

Or leave it as is ... the current folder name is just a little odd.


Regards,
Taz

[s10mods]

I opened the cax files with notepad, it looks like they are only for LC, do I need any of the transients? I have a cax file for a 12212156 OS and it has all those transients tables can they be copied from the 12212156 os cax to another?

[Taz]

The *.cax files were developed several years ago. I believe most (if not all) of the transients - wall wetting, throttle stomp, etc. have now been incorporated into the V7 software via updates.

The LC *.cax files I linked are LC only - no transients. You can create your only version of the *.cax files - with additional transients - as long as you are careful - not a "copy & paste" type exercise. See pages 89 to 93 in the Scan Tool manual for a general overview of syntax and format.


Regards,
Taz