Transmission Configuration
Ludis Langens
ludis at cruzers.com
Fri Oct 1 10:35:26 GMT 1999
Shannen Durphey wrote:
>
> I found a neat one. 1990 m/y Vette w/ 6spd trans comes equipped with
> APYP calibration. That's an auto trans calibration. I thought it was
> a fluke until I found another the same way.
APYP is supposed to be a 1989 manual (ML9) calibration.
> Then again, if you go
> look up a 1990 Vette w/6spd calibration by application there's none
> found. Maybe GM didn't have time to certify a manual trans
> calibration?
How about ARFP? Interestingly, it's for both automatic (MD8) and manual (ML9).
The FWD cals usually have an options flag byte in the PROM, of which the
0x80 bit selects a manual transmission. Look for a LDAA/BPL or LDAA/BMI
sequence followed by a table search. This search is figuring out what
gear the manual transmission is in. It'll probably use a CPX #nnn to
detect the end of the table. There are very few CPX of an address
pointing into the PROM data area. That makes it a good way to find this
function, and from there find the options byte.
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