Source: Proms for 8746 ECM
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Source: Proms for 8746 ECM
Anyone have any good souces for some blank chips for my 8746 ecm which I can use down the road for burning different set-ups on?
I want to pick-up some extra blank proms for when I get into altering/burning.
Thanks,
dave
I want to pick-up some extra blank proms for when I get into altering/burning.
Thanks,
dave
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The 2732a's seem to be kind of hit or miss whether or not they will work. I would go over to www.moates.net and get the adapter he sells so you can plug in big EEPROMS, that would be much easier.
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BronYrAur...why are they sort of hit and miss sometimes??? I took a look at what I think is the adapter you are talking about......seems liek a bit of work soldering etc....I was hoping that I wouldnt have to do anything to the actual ECM, soldering in that eeprom adapter....but I really dont know if it is really worth it since I have never done it before....:-)
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Originally posted by tanager11
BronYrAur...why are they sort of hit and miss sometimes??? I took a look at what I think is the adapter you are talking about......seems liek a bit of work soldering etc....I was hoping that I wouldnt have to do anything to the actual ECM, soldering in that eeprom adapter....but I really dont know if it is really worth it since I have never done it before....:-)
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BronYrAur...why are they sort of hit and miss sometimes??? I took a look at what I think is the adapter you are talking about......seems liek a bit of work soldering etc....I was hoping that I wouldnt have to do anything to the actual ECM, soldering in that eeprom adapter....but I really dont know if it is really worth it since I have never done it before....:-)
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