New to list, have a question.

[steve ravet]

> I'll take a look at the archives.
> Would you have any suggestions as to what whould be a good (read easy to
> reprogram) OEM ECM to work with?
> I would basically be starting from scratch.  I do like the idea of being
> able to write my own code to run things, but I don't have any idea what
> would be involved on the hardware side of the problem.

Eric, start at the diy_efi WWW page, click on OEM systems, then click
GM.  Read the "programming 101" article and the "tuning tips article". 
They're both about the 1227747 ECM, a TBI ECM used on GM trucks from '88
to '92 or something like that.

There won't be much code to write, but a lot of major tables have been
figured out so there's some table editing to make it match your
particular engine.

You can get an EPROM programmer and some junk ECMs a lot cheaper than
the holley system....

--steve

> 
> Eric Comstock
> esc at firstnethou.com

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Steve Ravet
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Advanced Risc Machines, Inc.
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