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Old Jan 6, 2009 | 04:18 PM
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3.1l Prom .bin and definition

Hello, tell me if this is considered prom begging or not, but, I need a stock prom bin for a 1991 3.1l camaro with an auto, and the accompanying definition file. I have the prom but can't get the bin off of it because I'm using an emulator instead of a burner/reader.

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Old Jan 6, 2009 | 07:09 PM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

Asking for a stock GM BIN is OK. We always recommend a stock calibration as the best starting point.

You need the BIN AZTY which is the latest release from GM for your vehicle. Along with a maskid $88 XDF file.

There are copies of AZTY all over the 'net. Can also be found here: http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~davis/z28/index.html

For the XDF, check Mark's Tuner Pro site first. Otherwise there should be one on diy-efi.org

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Old Jan 6, 2009 | 07:54 PM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

Thanks, I didn't know about the site where the prom was. I had no Idea the VE was so low on these engines.
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Old Jan 7, 2009 | 07:06 AM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

The $88 mask uses a VE adder table setup. Need to add together the lookups from two tables for the final VE value. In the calibration there are actually three VE tables. A low speed/idle table, a normal table, and an adder table.

The adder table is only based on engine RPM.

The other two tables are based on RPM and load (MAP).

The adder table is always in use along with one of the other two. Which one of the two depends upon the engine speed and throttle position.

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Old Jan 9, 2009 | 09:55 PM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

I also have a stock .bin if you need it (1990 3.1 MPFI SD), but I can't seem to find a defintion file for the $88...
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Old Feb 10, 2009 | 05:24 PM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

Give me an email, and I can send it.

But why are you wanting to keep the $88?
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Old Jun 4, 2017 | 09:31 AM
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Re: 3.1l Prom .bin and definition

Originally Posted by RBob
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The adder table is always in use along with one of the other two. Which one of the two depends upon the engine speed and throttle position.

..........
Is there someone who can tell me on wich value it switches/ where those can be changed?

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Old Jun 4, 2017 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by D Max
Is there someone who can tell me on wich value it switches/ where those can be changed?

grtz, D
Code:
; --------------------------------------
;
; High speed VE% table
;
; rpm >= 1600 OR not in idle
; --------------------------------------

L8765:	FCB	 0	; rpm start
	FCB	 0	; map start
	FCB	13  	; 13 columns

;	map:    15  20  25  30  35  40  45  50  60  70  80  90 100
; 									rpm:

	FCB	44, 54, 69, 97,100,105,108,108,143,161,161,161,177  	;  600
	FCB	54, 64, 82,110,120,128,133,125,166,182,182,182,182  	;  800
	FCB	77, 79, 95,108,118,136,136,136,146,174,182,182,182  	; 1200
	FCB	79, 79, 95,108,136,148,133,136,159,182,182,182,182  	; 1600
	FCB	79, 79, 95,108,143,146,146,154,161,166,169,172,177  	; 2000
	FCB	95, 95,108,123,138,143,146,151,156,182,182,182,182  	; 2400
	FCB	95,108,120,138,166,164,159,161,161,164,174,179,182  	; 2800
	FCB	61, 69, 82,100,131,131,131,131,133,143,146,151,156	; 3200
	FCB	49,123,125,131,133,136,136,128,143,143,156,156,161  	; 3600
	FCB	36,113,123,120,128,131,136,136,136,141,154,159,164	; 4000


; --------------------------------------
;
; Idle/Low Speed VE% table
;
; rpm < 1600 AND in idle
; --------------------------------------

L87EA:	FCB	 48	; start at 600 rpm, (48 * 12.5 = 600)
	FCB	  0	; 
	FCB	 13	; columns

; 	map:	 20  25  30  35  40  45  50  55  60  70  80  90 100
; 									rpm:

	FCB	 63, 66, 70, 73, 82, 89,101,104,113,119,127,133,139  ;  600
	FCB	 80, 83, 86, 86, 88,104,120,133,136,142,143,149,153  ;  800
	FCB	 82, 85, 88, 96,112,116,129,134,137,141,144,153,159  ; 1000
	FCB	 85, 88, 96, 97,113,118,131,134,137,143,147,156,172  ; 1200
	FCB	133,136,144,145,161,166,179,182,185,191,195,204,220  ; 1400
	FCB	149,152,160,161,177,182,195,198,201,207,211,220,236  ; 1600


; --------------------------------------
;
; Inital VE%, 2d w/linecnt vs. rpm / 25 (17 lines)
;
; --------------------------------------

L883B: 	FCB	16	;   Line Cnt

;-----------------------------
;		  VE	;  RPM
;-----------------------------
	FCB	  38	;    0
	FCB	  38	;  400
	FCB	  38	;  800
	FCB	  38	; 1200
	FCB	  38	; 1600
	FCB	  38	; 2000
	FCB	  38	; 2400
	FCB	  38	; 2800
	FCB	  77	; 3200
	FCB	  77	; 3600
	FCB	  77	; 4000
	FCB	  72	; 4400
	FCB	  64	; 4800
	FCB	  51	; 5200
	FCB	  51	; 5600
	FCB	  38	; 6000
	FCB	  31	; 6375
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