bigdaddi
10-06-2022, 06:23 AM
Hi group,
I'm working on a 93 Camaro with a 3.4 v6 engine. It has a computer with the number 16172693. It doesn't have a chip that you can remove and place in a prom. You have to use the ALDL port to program it. I'm using a Moates Extreme aldl datalogger as an emulator and Tuner Pro RT. I found some files but nothing that has worked for me. I need to turn off the VATS and the Transmission Fluid Temperature Sensor functions. I bypassed the VATS module a few years ago. Now the resistors are reacting to extreme ambient temperatures. I have to wait until the temperature of the resistors I soldered inline to the computer and the temperature of the chips on the key matches, before it will start. Also, I removed the Transmission fluid temperature sensor and installed a different wiring harness to to eliminate the wire that communicates with the computer. I still get a trouble code and the check engine light stays on. I just need the right files. I'm scouring this site in hopes that I'll get lucky. I'll post again if things work out. I hope you gleaned some useful info from this post.
I'm working on a 93 Camaro with a 3.4 v6 engine. It has a computer with the number 16172693. It doesn't have a chip that you can remove and place in a prom. You have to use the ALDL port to program it. I'm using a Moates Extreme aldl datalogger as an emulator and Tuner Pro RT. I found some files but nothing that has worked for me. I need to turn off the VATS and the Transmission Fluid Temperature Sensor functions. I bypassed the VATS module a few years ago. Now the resistors are reacting to extreme ambient temperatures. I have to wait until the temperature of the resistors I soldered inline to the computer and the temperature of the chips on the key matches, before it will start. Also, I removed the Transmission fluid temperature sensor and installed a different wiring harness to to eliminate the wire that communicates with the computer. I still get a trouble code and the check engine light stays on. I just need the right files. I'm scouring this site in hopes that I'll get lucky. I'll post again if things work out. I hope you gleaned some useful info from this post.