'89 TBI to TPI conversion?
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'89 TBI to TPI conversion?
What ECM part# will I need to complete my TBI to TPI conversion on my '89 Camaro?
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Depends on what set up you're going with. If you're doing a MAF set up you need the 7165 ECM. If you're going speed density you need the 7730 ECM. Go here http://www.chevythunder.com/ for some good info.
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'88 and '89 TPI harnesses are the same?
Is the MAF TPI intake base different from Speed Density type?
Is the MAF TPI intake base different from Speed Density type?
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No, the '88 has the cold start injector, but that's a small wire or two. I'm not sure of anything else.
The 87-92 TPI intake manifold bases are all the same.
The 87-92 TPI intake manifold bases are all the same.
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No, the '88 has the cold start injector, but that's a small wire or two. I'm not sure of anything else.
The 87-92 TPI intake manifold bases are all the same.
No, the '88 has the cold start injector, but that's a small wire or two. I'm not sure of anything else.
The 87-92 TPI intake manifold bases are all the same.
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