7730 ECM chip locations

[Bob Wooten]

Tanx Ross, twas right where you said it was.  it took me longer to get the
CPU out of the car than to take it apart & find the pin that I was looking
for.  when I put the system into the car I built a nice shelf over the ECM,
for kick protection & for mounting other things to.  this looks great, but
when you have to get the ECM out it is a 1.5 hr ordeal.  boy did I have my
thinking cap on then.  why would I ever need to get the ECM out though
right, after all there is nothing that you can do to it.  once you put it
in, its in & that's all you can do:)

Bob



-----Original Message-----
From: owner-gmecm at diy-efi.org [mailto:owner-gmecm at diy-efi.org]On Behalf
Of Ross Myers
Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 3:37 AM
To: gmecm at diy-efi.org
Subject: Re: 7730 ECM chip locations



> I was wondering if anyone had a physical layout of the 7730 ECM so that I
> can locate the U17 Chip (per the print on Ludis site).  what I really need
> is the RC network that goes into it but if I find the chip it will be
> simple.  another thing that would be a great help would be the actual mfg
> part number that is on the chip.  the gm part number is 16034992.
>
> thanks mucho.
> BW


Bob,
I couldn't really grasp exactly what you were asking for here, but U17's
location is up against the heatsink. Is that what you ment?.

Ross Myers


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