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Old 08-12-2006, 11:21 PM   #1
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ECM 16168625 Vs. 1228746
My camaro currently has the 1228746 ECM..but i have a 16168625 from 93 blazer and was wondering if this ECM could be wired into the camaro to replace the stock 8746, and if so would it be a step forward OR a giant leap backwards?? i was told that the 16168625 would support the EEPROMS,,so that i wouldn't have to use my germ lamp to erase proms anymore..which is a pain in the butt by the way lol

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Old 08-13-2006, 10:59 PM   #2
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Use this adaptor form Moates and you can use a flash chip on your current computer, easier then swapping ECU's

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Yes it can
http://www.thirdgen.org/techboard/diy-prom/270266-tbi-guys-its-time.html (TBI guys, its time to update!)

Will it run better? Maybe....

I'm looking at doing the swap depending on if I ever find a short bed full size that is a 350 and not black or way over priced.
But I want a 4L80E so I need to do the swap unless I find a 93-95.
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