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Help with Hex Editor - $8D

Hello fellas. I could use some guidance using the Hex editor in TPRT. I'm working on a 1989 GTA that we converted from MAF to SD (165 to 730 ECM) and now the VSS input is non-existent in the datalog. Most of you have probably seen the instructions, but they say, "requires PROM change: MAG VSS at 0x18 b6 for $8D PROM". Unfortunately for me, I have no clue how to make this change; never worked with the Hex editor before.

The car is a 1989 GTA with a newly rebuilt 383 HSR, 230/236 cam, hooker 2055's and a T56. It's running but it's really down on power and sluggish. Every data point in the log is pulling 6+ degrees SA right now and I'm not sure if it's because of the VSS or not. I've been pulling timing and fuel, but want to eliminate the VSS as a problem. I'm using TPRT with Moates Ostrich 2.0 to tune the AXCN bin with matching XDF and ADX files. I was hoping the XDF would have had this field defined, but it doesn't. Any help I could get with the Hex editor is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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Re: Help with Hex Editor - $8D

Vss optical is pin c6 on the 730. It’s just a flag change from
magnetic pulse.

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Originally Posted by Magman
Hello fellas. I could use some guidance using the Hex editor in TPRT. I'm working on a 1989 GTA that we converted from MAF to SD (165 to 730 ECM) and now the VSS input is non-existent in the datalog. Most of you have probably seen the instructions, but they say, "requires PROM change: MAG VSS at 0x18 b6 for $8D PROM". Unfortunately for me, I have no clue how to make this change; never worked with the Hex editor before.

The car is a 1989 GTA with a newly rebuilt 383 HSR, 230/236 cam, hooker 2055's and a T56. It's running but it's really down on power and sluggish. Every data point in the log is pulling 6+ degrees SA right now and I'm not sure if it's because of the VSS or not. I've been pulling timing and fuel, but want to eliminate the VSS as a problem. I'm using TPRT with Moates Ostrich 2.0 to tune the AXCN bin with matching XDF and ADX files. I was hoping the XDF would have had this field defined, but it doesn't. Any help I could get with the Hex editor is very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Make sure you disable the checksum if you're using the Ostrich. Need to change it from 8D to AA.

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...-checksum.html

I don't think the VSS has anything to do with your timing.

That said, I would probably switch over to S_AUJP as a starting point with a setup like that.
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Re: Help with Hex Editor - $8D

No need for a hex editor.

i don’t know what Youre looking at but if x18 means x018 address bit 6 you can simply create a new flag in tuner pro by right clicking and adding one at address x018 bit 6 and when you open it check or uncheck it.
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