another 747 bin
Ward
wspoonemore at excite.com
Sat Aug 7 22:24:28 GMT 1999
The ACSU was superceeded twice AKAJ then AMUR.
There is a posability that the two 350 may not be the same engine.
5.7 L05's in Heavy Dutys have a different compression ratio, cam etc.
Heavy Duty is ant light truck over 8500 GVW.
Read the fine print in the shop manual.
Ward
On Sat, 07 Aug 1999 07:21:34 -0400, Shannen Durphey wrote:
> I have a copy of ACSU. I tried to use it in my buddy's 90 pickup, and
> the truck wouldn't run worth a damn. Stalled at stop signs, hiccupped
> on the road, really unbelievable. Yet it worked great in the 87
> Suburban we took it out of. It's amazing how factory calibrations can
> vary. I have looked at a hypertech thermomaster for a 90 1/2 ton
> manual trans pickup, and compared it to the stock calibration it was
> replacing. The _only_ value that was changed was closed loop enable
> temp, which had been dropped to allow closed loop with the cooler
> thermostat. It was a little dissappointing to find that.
> Shannen
>
> Ron Gregory wrote:
> >
> > I just finally read the GM PROM from
> > my buddy's '87 350 TBI/700R4 Suburban.
> >
> > acsu0024.bin is the GM bin
> > subhtec.bin is the Hypertech bin
> > that he's currently running.
> >
> > http://24.4.36.39/ron/dub
> >
> > Do NOT copy that H-tech bin.
> > You can use it for comparison
> > purposes only...
> >
> > ~~~~~
> > Ron Gregory '91 Syclone #1452
> > rgregory at iname.com Garland, TX
>
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