Some new, some old BCC Info.

[Roger Heflin]

On Sun, 30 May 1999, Bruce Plecan wrote:

> 
> | > > I have a question.
> | > > If I wanted a copy of the updated prom what would I have to do?   If I
> | > > asked for the PROM and broadcast code would that get me the latest
> | > > one?  I do now that whien I had someone else tune my car originally
> | > > (about 1.5 years ago) he did go and get the prom with the same
> | > > broadcast code from a dealer.  So would that prom have had all of the
> | > > fixes from 1.5 years ago?
> | > Copy of newest prom....
> | > My experiences have been that the service department has the quickest
> | > route to the latest prom part numbers.  They can use your application
> | > or the BCC to find it.  F-bodies appear to be linked to tire size.
> | > I've only seen a few other cars that list tire sizes in the prom
> | > description.  The quality of the info you recieve depends on the guy
> | > running the software at the dealership.  You can then take the part no
> | > to the parts dept.
> | > >From the parts angle, sometimes your BCC will yield a clear cut
> | > replacement, sometimes it will show a good
> | > number, sometimes it will be replaced by several choices which aren't
> | > clearly for your car.  Juz depends.
> | > What's your BCC?  If nothing new has been offered since 98, I can find
> | > out if it's the latest vers. and give you a part no.
> | > Shannen
> | BDZL is the broadcast code I have.  The computer part no is  the
> | 16159278 computer.   Are there any rev numbers actually in the prom
> | data?
> | Roger
> 
> Just for the lack of anything else, to do I ran some numbers.
> Your BDZL (partno 16189599) "maybe" superceeded to a BNXF (partno 16216379).
> I happen to have a BDZP (partno 16189610)
> Grumpy

I appear to have a copy of BDZP, so I will check and see how it
differs.

			Roger