e-prom for 90 sd(8d)calabration
e-prom for 90 sd(8d)calabration
i have read traxtons article and an still a little confused abouit this there seem to be many 27c256 chips out there.but how do you know what ones will work or are all 27c256 proms with 28 pins ok? guess now is the time to really ask if anyone knows if the chips i have been given will work--
they are
ISSI9510
is27c256
-90cw
b603782y4
12.5 PGM
this is the info on the chip anyone know if they will work ok?
i have all the chip burning stuff but havent figured out how to get it to work yet to actually try one.
thanks
pete
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they are
ISSI9510
is27c256
-90cw
b603782y4
12.5 PGM
this is the info on the chip anyone know if they will work ok?
i have all the chip burning stuff but havent figured out how to get it to work yet to actually try one.
thanks
pete
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1990 Trans Am,350 TPI(L98),WS6suspension ,bridgestone RE71's /245/45/zr16
paxton supercharger,afr heads, alston sfc's,msd 6AL-BTM,
8.5 superconductor wires SLP 1-3/4 headers,duel cats,3"slp exaust, lakewood LCA's,T.B.Bypass
160 degree stat,alum driveshaft,fiberglass wing, secret mods
"if you cant win fair CHEAT"
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As long as they are not "OTCs" One time writes, they are ok. You want ceramic chips with the exposed window to erase the programming.
That chip you gave has a 90ns speed (that's ok). The CW is a heat operating range...not totally up on that, but it looks ok. You can do with a "DC" range.
The 12.5 is voltage, which is what you want.
So plug'er in and try'er out.
That chip you gave has a 90ns speed (that's ok). The CW is a heat operating range...not totally up on that, but it looks ok. You can do with a "DC" range.
The 12.5 is voltage, which is what you want.
So plug'er in and try'er out.



