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[JHSimpson]

Hi,
I'm Jim Simpson. I'm a retired software developer and digital electronics tinkerer.
My current project is to delete VATS and bank 2 O2 sensors from a 1999 GMC Yukon 5.7L engine being transplanted into a 1982 Jeep CJ8 Scrambler. I'm learning to use pchammer and soon (I hope) TunerPro.

PCM OS ID: 9365085 and Hardware ID: 874234994 - P01_P59 of the pcm from the Yukon.

My current search is for an XDF file for the above OS. I understand this forum had a huge repository???

Anyway, I'll be poking around in here looking at lots of stuff. If anyone can help with my search, that would be great! ( I don't speak much of the jargon yet but I'm eager to learn.)

Jim

[Sledhead2]

You might want to start looking thru these folder for info on your program.
19019

I know nothing about OBD2 equipment,but i know in OBD1 they have a bunch on program info in sub folders

[Ironmanstan40]

Hey! Stan here from Bastrop tx. I’m first timer here working on a 1994 c1500 that I’ve upgraded with L31 roller cam and heads with an aftermarket intake and a few other special features of my own. 3” exhaust, shorty headers, Howe blow through muffler with howe 2into 1 y-pipe 5” dump (way overkill but it is what I had!) custom dual alternator bracket made by myself

[jvfix2023]

i am working on the same thing i have a 1999 chevy suburban with PCM OS ID: 9365085 and Hardware ID: 872429912 but pcmhammer trows me a error reading he entire ecu. cannot even read it but it gives me the vin# OS id and hardware id.

[In-Tech]

Hiya,
Voltage/current, clean/better power supply to start :)