ALBK coming: NOt Turbocharged V6 Grand Am.

[Shannen Durphey]

Red + grand am = 2.0l turbo.  The "other red thing" is the intake manifold
plenum.

Where are you?  Where is the car?  Where are my tools?

Grand prix turbo was 3.1L.  Grand Am and Sunbird is 2.0L (sometimes 1.8L).

I got this information right off the bcc lookup page.

    BCC used in 1988. (Scroll down for more info)
 BCC= ALBK4402      Scan id= 4262                 Part number= 16084399 
 Release date= 05/21/87     Engine size= 2.0    Trans Type= Auto trans 
 ECM/PCM: ECM #01227749 


Used in cars:
 Pontiac 

Possibly used in:

 SUNBIRD   SUNBIRD SE    SUNBIRD GT 
 GRAND AM  GRAND AM LE   GRAND AM SE 


 Options:
 With         LT3 2.0L GAS 4 CYL MFI OHC TURBO 
 With         MD9 AUTO 3 SPD THM 125 CLUTCH 



Kevin Crain wrote:
> 
> It sure looked like it had two valve covers, but I just took a quick
> glance.  Maybe the other red thing was a fuel rail cover.
> 
> I only grabbed the calpak, but the ECM is back under the dash so it'll be
> safe from the elements.  I'll make a trip back next week and snag it.
> 
> I loaned out my header that adapts the calpak to my burner, so I'll have to
> desolder the PROM to get a read on it.
> 
> -Kevin
> 
> At 05:17 PM 7/21/01 EDT, you wrote:
> >Kev, the turbo GrandAm  is a 2.0L four cylinder, not a six.
> >Did you get the just the calpak or the whole ecm?
> >The 749 is a good one to grab for a rainy day.
> >Mike V
> >
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