doughboy18718
Diesel Retard!
Are there any tuners/programmers for the earlier model trucks with the OBD-I systems?
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OBD-I
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Nope, they use chips for them.
buddy
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Well, you can buy the chips, or you can also purchase the burner for like $85 and if you knew what you were doing could make your own custom program. They even have on the fly emulators to test adjustments while driving.
I may have an extra chip that would work in your Yukon. Let me know what part numbers on your PCM, one of them is all #s, and the other has a 4 letter code inside of it like BPMD.... If you dont have that sticker on your ECM youll have to open up the flap on the back of it and see what code is on it the chip itself.
Do you know how to get to it?
I may have an extra chip that would work in your Yukon. Let me know what part numbers on your PCM, one of them is all #s, and the other has a 4 letter code inside of it like BPMD.... If you dont have that sticker on your ECM youll have to open up the flap on the back of it and see what code is on it the chip itself.
Do you know how to get to it?
doughboy18718
Diesel Retard!
I have no clue how to get to it........
buddy
Active Member
how to get the part numbers?
The PCM is behind the glove box liner, just take out the plastic liner and you can see the PCM sticker with service # and other numbers on the sticker.
the PCM will pull out if you need too, and I dont even have to unplug it to do so, the harnesses are long enough. It is held tight in there by a couple clips on the front that slide off towards cab interior.
The PCM is behind the glove box liner, just take out the plastic liner and you can see the PCM sticker with service # and other numbers on the sticker.
the PCM will pull out if you need too, and I dont even have to unplug it to do so, the harnesses are long enough. It is held tight in there by a couple clips on the front that slide off towards cab interior.