LT1 EFI Question

[lkurek at smtpgate.anl.gov]

     First of all, the 95 PCM is *NOT* a full OBDII implementation. It may 
     have the ALDL connector (implemented late 95), and the flash memory, 
     but the data sensors/error states are OBDI.
     
     Now to your question...yes, you are in a limp home mode. From what you 
     posted, the removal of the AIR pump and EGR, which both return 
     feedback to the PCM that they are working, can cause the computer to 
     go into this mode. If you need any specific info, please feel free to 
     drop me a line...I've done a *LOT* of work with the LT1's.
     
     TTYL!
     
     Larry Kurek


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Subject: LT1 EFI Question
Author:  <diy_efi at efi332.eng.ohio-state.edu> at internet
Date:    4/1/98 8:27 PM


Hello All,
     
     I installed a '95 LT1 in my 240Z. I have removed EGR, air pump,
canister purge valve, shift indicator lamp, and MIL. Everything else is 
intact. About 30 seconds after starting the car, the cooling fan 
activates. Is this some sort of quasi limp-home mode due to the missing 
components? The PCM *does* go into closed loop, so I am assuming that it 
isnt a full blown "limp". Would I be correct?
     
TIA
-- 
Ron & Stephanie Tyler
'72 LT1/T56 240Z
http://www.whit.org/jcaudle/LT1-3.jpg