Can an 808 ecm in an early holden vn/vp be modified to output 8192-baud instead of 160-baud or do you need to upgrade to a vr/vs manual ecm? Are any of the US ecm's compatible?
Can an 808 ecm in an early holden vn/vp be modified to output 8192-baud instead of 160-baud or do you need to upgrade to a vr/vs manual ecm? Are any of the US ecm's compatible?
Last edited by limited cv8r; June 6th, 2007 at 02:31 AM.
It's all good until it goes "Bang"
A 165 has 8192 I think from mem.
That would be the USA version of a 808.
Worth having a look...
what about a "ECM COMPUTER # 1227727", is this compatible
It's all good until it goes "Bang"
If I was heading in that direction I go for the VR man ECM 16183082 / 16206305.
They are supported and it's just a upgrade really.
Most of the wires should even be the same colour.
Craig does a nice little GP3 Switcher that will allow you to have some fun.
You could even put a Ostrich in it and pick up a little real time.....
doesn't seem to be a lot of manual VR ECM's around,lots of autos. Do you know where I can locate one in AUS. There's a 165 on EBAY http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CHEV-ECM-COMP...QQcmdZViewItem
starting at $120 but 4days to go.
It's all good until it goes "Bang"
It's NOT compatibleOriginally Posted by limited cv8r
Dave.
Another note, if you run the vn/p memcal in the vr/vs manual PCM, I'm pretty sure (from memory I tried it) that you wont get the higher communication rate for logging. Its determined in the code of the memcal.
Dave.
I've got a moates autoprom and chips etc so I should be able to run any BIN file, I assume. It's just trying to find an ECM that's a pain.
It's all good until it goes "Bang"
as long as the bin file suits a model that supports 8192. I have run a VR manual bin (cleared security) in a vn before to get the higher rate, unfortunately, if you are running an auto trans, you loose TCC lockup and ingear idle up etc..Originally Posted by limited cv8r
cheers,
Dave.