1996 P30 OBD1 w/ OBD2 connector
I've got a 1996 Itasca on a P30 chassis w/454 TBI. I have a OBD2 connector but doesn't have all the terminals. I've read that it's really a OBD1 but Chevrolet ran out of connectors and installed a O...
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Don't know it an issue of running our of connectors, as much as wanting to identify a different standard and baud rate from the older ECMs. When they switched to the 7427 ECM, it was a major advancement in the evolution of computer engine management.
If you want to really read what your engine is doing, you can purchase a connector/adapter here. Yes, you can build one for less than 20 bucks, but time you buy a USB to serial adapter and find one that actually works, you are better off to just buy the complete table.
Download TunerPro RT software here.
Download a datastream definition file, (so the software knows your ECM) here.
If you want to really read what your engine is doing, you can purchase a connector/adapter here. Yes, you can build one for less than 20 bucks, but time you buy a USB to serial adapter and find one that actually works, you are better off to just buy the complete table.
Download TunerPro RT software here.
Download a datastream definition file, (so the software knows your ECM) here.
