Circuit boards

[Ken Kelly]

Mike,
	I'm Ken not Tom, but yes I read the original chips with My
Eprom reader, I actually copied them to new Flash chips and
plugged them into the Board. The original chip images were
disassembled for our project. I have built an editor for the
fuel and ignition tables. I keep adding to it as we learn
more. Dave has a scanner running for the 94-95 LT1 PCM, and
is working on a Flash download routine. If you are working
with the 94-95 LT1 PCM drop me a line.

		Ken

ECMnut at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Tom,
> I think you may have answered this before, but now that you have
> socketed these chips, can you remove them for programming,
> just like eproms?
> Thx, Mike V
> 
> >       I socketed the flash chips on my 95 Camaro LT1 PCM. It had a clear
> >  waterproofing all over the board. This seemed to also be under the chips. I
> >  built a copper foil damn around the Flash chips, then used a heat gun to
> > remove
> >  the surface mount Flash chips, The heat from the heat gun melted the
> solder
> > and
> >  softened all the goo up so I could pull off the chips. I then cleaned up
> the
> >  area with repeated cleaning with alcohol. Alcohol did not really disolve
> it ,
> >
> >  but with scrubbing it cleaned the board up enough to allow me to solder on
> > the
> >  sockets.