88 Caprice w/troubles
DC Smith
morepoweral at tetranet.net
Fri Dec 10 03:00:01 GMT 1999
Prolly the O2 sensor. Take a paper clip and get the codes out of it the
old fashioned way. Watch the SES light blink. :) I sold one of these
oldsmochebby's a while back.
Bill Shaw wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> My wife's 88 Caprice wagon (carbed 'Y' Olds motor with a 8330
> ECU running a ADAY bin) is showing an intermittent SES light. Within
> a couple minutes of starting it'll come on, then be on for a couple of minutes,
> then go off again for a couple of minutes, repeating as long as the car's
> running. It's running real rich, but doesn't set any trouble codes. P.O.
> said they'd taken it to mechanics who swapped ECUs a couple of times and
> were stumped by it. They concluded it was an intermittent break somewhere
> in the harness and told the P.O. it'd cost more than the car is worth to fix.
>
> I just got Andrew's ALDL interface working and I intend to watch the ALDL
> stream and see if something changes drastically when the SES changes. I
> haven't found any references to this particular ECU on the web. Is this a 160
> baud aldl or 8192 baud? The only software that I've found for 160 baud is
> Peter's ALDL.exe which looks like it may do the trick for me, but is there
> any other 160 baud compatible software out there I should be looking at?
>
> Also, while I'm asking about this car, will an intake from a SBC fit this Olds
> motor? If so which ones? It's pathetically anemic, and crying for an upgrade.
>
> Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bill
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