TCC info

[Bruce]

You've been refered to the ecm page.
I'd just like to add, the running a scanner off of the test bench is really
a great idea, but so is actually hooking an injector to the ecm.  After a
while you get a knack for what things sound like, and that also can be
handy.  ie, like when trying to run a series pararel set of TBI injectors,
you can hear what happens, thought the scanner sees things as just peachy,
they injectors themselves tell you all is not well
Bruce




From: "Barry C. Forrest" <embarry at earthlink.net>
Subject: Re: TCC info
> rr wrote:
> > It is a matter of going through the code and figuring
> > out what it does. When it doesn't make sense I fire up
> > the test bench. This lets me watch what it is doing.
> I here all this talk about "test benches" and read code but I' just a
> bit too new to this to get the idea.
> I've been extracting BIN's with a pocket programmer and checking them
> out in Turbo cat.
> I did a few changes to my PROM on my F-body and it has been working so
> at least I get the basic of Prog 101.
> What's next? How do I read code and us a test bench?
> The only test bench I have is my ride.
> thanks
> Barry C. Forrest

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