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Old 06-14-2005, 04:26 PM
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Transmission: T56
Some Lt1 part numbers list

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10105379 Stock 48mm throttle body gasket
12524653 Intake manifold gasket set
12552469 Exhaust manifold gasket set
10168457 Stock .049" head gaskets
12369145 Head Gasket Kit (includes intake/heads/exhaust/etc)
10128293 Front cover (timing cover) gasket
12552428 Front cover Optispark Seal
10128316 Front cover crank seal
12553792 Water pump drive seal
10217886 Water pump bearing seal
10128343 Water pump gasket (2)
12527741 LT1 Water Pump
10046089 Centerbolt Valve Cover Gasket
12337972 EGR Valve Gasket
10055726 EGR Tube Gasket
10108676 Oil Pan Gasket
12370835 LT4 Extreme Duty Roller Timing Set
12555885 LT4 Roller Timing Set Cam Gear (95+ LT1)
12555886 LT4 Roller Timing Set Crank Gear (95+ LT1)
12555887 LT4 Roller Timing Set Roller Chain (95+ LT1)
10128346 LT1 Link-Chain Timing Set Crank Sprocket
10128485 LT1 Link-Chain Timing Set Link Chain
10128349 93-94 LT1 Link-Chain Timing Set Cam Sprocket
10126039 95+ LT1 Link-Chain Timing Set Cam Sprocket
10457293 Optispark Cap & Rotor Kit (inc bolts/cover/o-rings)
22146273 left motor mount (LT1)
22146274 right motor mount (LT1)
12555714 Rear main seal housing gasket
17113086 Pressure regulator seal kit
10115875 1LE AC delete pulley
16188051 94-95 LT1 PCM
16188309 Knock module - LT1 95 Impala SS
16217700 Knock module - LT1 F-Body OBD-I
16214661 Knock module - LT1 F-body OBD-II
16214671 Knock module - LT1 Corvette
16214681 Knock module - LT4 Corvette
16214691 Knock module - LT1 Impala
26026792 Pinion seal
9785792 Pinion crush sleeve
9783762 Pinion nut
26029185 Series 3 Carrier ABS Reluctor (Speed sensor reluctor)
9417784 Pinion bearing outer assembly
22510042 Pinion bearing assembly-inner
9420095 Carrier bearing assembly
26016661 Differential cover gasket
12345977 Mobil 1, 75W-90 Synthetic Gear Lube, GL-5
26039989 93-97 f-body stock driveshaft (steel 2.5"d, wall 0.065"t, 40.8"l, 16 lbs)
10085375 1LE 87-92 f-body driveshaft (aluminum, 2.75"d, wall 0.130"t, 12.2 lbs)
25008308 3.5" MAF sensor
2503679 1 bar MAP sensor
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According to the 1994 F-Carline Service Manual, page 6E-6 states in part:

"Although it is recommended that a diagnostic scan tool be used to read diagnostic trouble code(s), it may be possible to flash trouble codes on certain vehicles equipped with a 12 pin DLC connector."

If your car does not have the 12 pin DLC connector, you may not be able to manually "flash" your trouble codes. The language "may be possible" appears to suggest that this method should work with most, if not all, 12 pin DLC equipped cars.

THE CONNECTOR
--------------------------
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 |
| 7 8 9 10 11 12 |
--------------------------

Pin 6 = Ground
5 = Diagnostic Terminal
2,12 = Serial data
1 = TCC (Torque Converter Clutch Solenoid)



DISPLAYING THE TROUBLE CODES



Some people with 94 models and on have had trouble using the following method, but it still won't hurt to try it. Ground Pin 5, the diagnostic terminal (into Pin 6), with the ignition off - then turn the ignition to the on position without starting the engine will flash the "Service Engine Soon" light in the following sequence. flash, pause, flash-flash, long pause flash, pause, flash-flash, long pause flash, pause, flash-flash, long pause Following this "12" code repeating three times will come

any trouble codes stored, flashing each of them three times. If you do not see the "12" flash three times, your diagnostic circuit could be defective. Otherwise you probably need a GM scan tool.

Some vehicles will display stored trouble codes, then "12" again, followed by energizing "most system controlled relays." The fuel pump relay will not energize. The idle air control valve will fully extend to enable checking minimum idle speed.

FIELD SERVICE MODE

Starting the engine with pin 5 grounded will place the system in "Field Service Mode" Open loop will result in the Service Engine Soon light flashing more than twice per second. Closed loop will result in (1) Light flashing once per second, (2) Light staying off when running lean, and (3) Light staying on if running rich.

CLEARING THE TROUBLE CODES

Turn the keyswitch to the off position. To clear any trouble codes, disconnect the power feed for 30 seconds. If this is done at the battery, and your car stereo is equipped and programmed with a four digit pin code, you may have to re-enter that as well to use your stereo again. A better place to remove power is at the fuse.

TROUBLE CODES
13. Open circuit at left oxygen sensor
14. High temperature indicated at engine coolant temp. sensor
15. Low temperature indicated at engine coolant temp. sensor
16. Low voltage at battery
17. Circuit fault/error at camshaft position sensor
18-20. N/A
21. High voltage at throttle position sensor
22. Low voltage at throttle position sensor
23. Low temperature at intake air temperature sensor
24. Fault in vehicle speed sensor
25. High temperature at intake air temperature sensor
26-27. N/A
28. Fault in transmission pressure switch assembly
29-32. N/A
33. High voltage (low vacuum) at manifold pressure sensor
34. Low voltage (high vacuum) at manifold pressure sensor
35. Idle speed can not be set to desired RPM
36. 24X signal
37. Fault in torque converter clutch brake switch
38. N/A
39. Fault in torque converter clutch circuit
40. N/A
41. Fault in ignition control timing circuit
42. Error in ignition control
43. Fault in knock sensor circuit
44. Left oxygen sensor lean
45. Left oxygen sensor rich
46. PASS-Key II circuit
47-50. N/A
51. PROM error
52. N/A
53. High voltage at battery
54. Low voltage at fuel pump
55-57. N/A
58. High temperature in transmission fluid
59. Low temperature in transmission fluid
60. N/A
61. A/C performance
62. N/A
63. Right oxygen sensor open circuit
64. Right oxygen sensor lean
65. Right oxygen sensor rich
66. Low A/C refrigerant pressure
67. A/C refrigerant pressure circuit error
68. A/C compressor relay short circuit
69. A/C compressor relay open circuit
70. High A/C refrigerant pressure
71. Low temperature at A/C evaporator
72. Signal error at vehicle speed sensor
73. High temperature at A/C evaporator
74. N/A
75. EGR solenoid #1 error
76. EGR solenoid #2 error
77. EGR solenoid #3 error
78. N/A
79. Transmission fluid hot
80. Transmission slipping
81. N/A
82. 3X signal, ignition control error
83. N/A
84. CAGS open circuit (95's and up only)
85. PROM error
86. Analog to digital converter error
87. EEPROM error
88-89. N/A
90. Torque converter clutch error
91-92. N/A
93. Pressure control solenoid Circuit current error
97. Voltage low in transmission system
98-99. Invalid PCM Program
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