Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
01-01-2016, 07:35 PM
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Car: 83 Z28, 87 442 (Sold)
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Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
I have a couple of questions about the EBL system I have a Dynamic EBL Flash that I got from a member at my club. Is there a place to download bins for it?
I plan to use this to drive a 1991 9C1 350 with stock Vortec heads, maybe an LT1 cam and a GM performance TBI intake this will be going into my 83 Z28.
Do I need to swap any pins to have this ECU work with the 16136965 wiring?
Can I load stock GM Bins into the EBL Flash? Should I start with the stock AXBX bin?
I plan to use this to drive a 1991 9C1 350 with stock Vortec heads, maybe an LT1 cam and a GM performance TBI intake this will be going into my 83 Z28.
Do I need to swap any pins to have this ECU work with the 16136965 wiring?
Can I load stock GM Bins into the EBL Flash? Should I start with the stock AXBX bin?
01-02-2016, 09:22 AM
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Re: Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
Do I need to swap any pins to have this ECU work with the 16136965 wiring?
"Note: if replacing the 16136965 ECM the A/C is a little different. The ECM harness pin C2 needs to be moved to location A2. And the A/CHi bit in Option Word 3 needs to be set. This is required for the A/C to operate. The '6965 ECM is commonly used in the b-body cars such as the Caprice Wagon and Olds Custom Cruiser."
Can I load stock GM Bins into the EBL Flash? Should I start with the stock AXBX bin?
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01-02-2016, 10:37 AM
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Re: Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
Thanks for the reply, and a happy new year to you.
No CD, I just have the ECU.
Where on the site can I download the BIN's. I found the "whats up" download But were are the Bin's or the software update?
Could you post (or PM) me a link please.
No CD, I just have the ECU.
Where on the site can I download the BIN's. I found the "whats up" download But were are the Bin's or the software update?
Could you post (or PM) me a link please.
01-03-2016, 10:16 AM
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Car: 83 Z28, 87 442 (Sold)
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Re: Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
Being a B Body ECM:
"Note: if replacing the 16136965 ECM the A/C is a little different. The ECM harness pin C2 needs to be moved to location A2. And the A/CHi bit in Option Word 3 needs to be set. This is required for the A/C to operate. The '6965 ECM is commonly used in the b-body cars such as the Caprice Wagon and Olds Custom Cruiser."
RBob.
"Note: if replacing the 16136965 ECM the A/C is a little different. The ECM harness pin C2 needs to be moved to location A2. And the A/CHi bit in Option Word 3 needs to be set. This is required for the A/C to operate. The '6965 ECM is commonly used in the b-body cars such as the Caprice Wagon and Olds Custom Cruiser."
RBob.
The Camaro (and the engine) are both A/C delete cars... So I'm not sure if I should move the pin or just leave it alone since I will not be needing the ecm to turn the compressor on and off.
The ECM on my CCC Q-Jet Olds 442 would do this too.
Regardless thank for the links and thanks for the help.
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Re: Where can I find EBL BINs and which one should I start with?
If it isn't connected to anything can just leave it in C2. Note that C2 output can be used to control an electric fan relay.
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