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Originally posted by dmw319: im confused. what do you mean shenanigans by your last post..
to tune it I need to interface my laptop to it. So in theory I would need to put the pcm in my car, connect and use it. So I need to power the PCM and have a OBDII connector hooked to it... but matt came up with a good idea.
Originally posted by 98Camaro3.8: You could also build a bench box to power the PCM and program it without installing it in your car. ;)
Matt any write ups? you know of? [img]graemlins/naughty.gif[/img]
theoretically all I would need to do is get a OBDII interface/harness from junkyard. The plug in for the pcm. Then figure the wire pinouts out from the OBDII interface and PCM.
also the pinout to power the PCM.
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