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1987 computer
Can someone tell me the pin location on the 1987 ecm(165) that the "keep alive memory" power feed connects to?
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"Keep Alive" is a software concept within the chip. There is no device that controls it, and therefore there is no "power feed" for it.
Maybe you're thinking of something else? The Idle Air Control motor, maybe?
Maybe you're thinking of something else? The Idle Air Control motor, maybe?
Originally Posted by jjlabinski
Can someone tell me the pin location on the 1987 ecm(165) that the "keep alive memory" power feed connects to?
thx
jeff
thx
jeff
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From: In your ear. No, the other one.
Car: '89 Trans Am WS6
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: T5WC
Axle/Gears: 3.08 posi
Whoops. I was thinking he was talking about keep alive spark, etc. Sorry about that. What a complex language we use, eh? Either that or I'm just a moron.
B1 and C16 are continuous voltage on the '165.
B1 and C16 are continuous voltage on the '165.
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