Modifying OBD-II systems
David A. Cooley
n5xmt at bellsouth.net
Thu May 13 11:44:36 GMT 1999
At 09:43 PM 5/12/99 -0400, you wrote:
>So we won't be having the open discussions about tuning the OBD-II systens
>like we do with the ALDL systems? What do the guys with new cars do when
>they hot-rod them? Stop participating in the program?
It's no more illegal to modify a 1999 OBD_II PCM than it is to modify a
1981 Carb ECM.
There are rampant false rumors that OBD_II monitors your every move and
that's plain and simple BS.
OBD_II can be modified, but there are security measures in the PCM... to
address the cal via the OBD_II (SAE-J1850) data link, there is a security
algorithym based on the VIN of the vehicle. You request access, the PCM
requests a code, you send the code, then your in.
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