Vin code
09-22-2016, 08:01 AM
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Re: Vin code
The VIN code of 18L doesn't make any sense. That ECM, the '7730, was used in '90 - '92 TPI f-body cars. VIN 8 being the L98 engine (350) with VIN F being the LB9 engine (305).
The BCC code of ADDT is for a 4-cylinder TBI vehicle. Of course the MEMCAL could have been swapped for a TPI calibration. Pop the small cover off and get/post a good pic of the MEMCL. That will tell us a lot more.
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The BCC code of ADDT is for a 4-cylinder TBI vehicle. Of course the MEMCAL could have been swapped for a TPI calibration. Pop the small cover off and get/post a good pic of the MEMCL. That will tell us a lot more.
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09-25-2016, 12:50 PM
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Re: Vin code
Of course it has an aftermarket chip/MEMCAL in it. Unless there is a part number on it you can look up or call ADS. Who knows what it is for.
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