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    The ADX I use has connection commands.

    The car I tune with it is wired exactly like an OEM vehicle as far as the ALDL side is concerned.
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    But it does not have other modules that a stock truck with that PCM would have tied into same data line... Something is differant, beleive me, I trust you and tested your adx again after I added commands from ALDL.ds file to another one.

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    What other modules would be on that line in a 1993 Chev full size truck?
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    ABS is the only thing I can think of? It's on my 90 Suburban (160 Baud pin E) but has it's own pin on ALDL port... beleive me I racked my brain on this that day because you said it works. I don't remember the specifics but had to make a command change for connection, you needed a connection which is what ALDL.ds file says.. I could not get yours to connect, the one above connected first shot each time, even after restarts. If I weren't so tired I'd look at the 2 to see what I had to do, probably loose sleep over it...

    ROBERT!!! Can you look up what is on a pin M data line from 1993 Chevy truck with 4l80E trans?

    ECM OVERVIEW
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    This ECM is a slave on a masterless ALDL. In other words, there is
    no traffic on the ALDL, so when the tester is connected to
    the ALDL it must initiate communications with the ECM rather than
    waiting for the F0 poll.

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    93 diagrams don't seem be very complete.... and the parts that are there are quite a pain to look at and not much help at all for the data circuits.

    i did take a look at the ABS stuff, but it was quite vague. i think it was implying that it was connected to pin H?
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    Update:

    With SixShooters 85sort.xdf and EagleMarks $85-16147060-V5.adx‎ posted in the 7060 thread, I CANNOT connect to my PCM. It says "DA connecting" and it will never connect. In fact, I cannot connect with the other .adx posted in that thread or when I convert the .ads that's posted in that thread:
    7060 _new.adx‎ (173.5 KB, 15 views) 16147060_4L80E_A138_A177.ads‎ (219.2 KB, 10 views)


    I CAN use the 85sort.xdf and the A138.adx (adx downloaded from Tunerpro's website) and I can connect just fine and log just fine.

    What's kinda weird (maybe not? I'm a noOB!) is when I log with this A138.adx I then can use $85-16147060-V5.adx‎ and it will playback my datalog just fine using the dashboards. (That .adx has some good dashboards).

    Does this make sense?






    I really need to find an .adx that will work with the 85sort.xdf. That .xdf is well organized and defined. However, I don't have an .adx with dashboards. Is there a way to import dashboards without creating them?

    Remember too, I have a BANC.bin

    Sorry, I'm an idiot like I've previously mentioned.

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    There is no A138.ADX on TunerPro website, there is a A138.ads for TunerPro V4. Do you have TunerPro V4?

    If you import it into TunerPro V5 and check it has exact connection command as the one Six Shooter uses, except on the one Six Shooter uses it also has the A177 ALDL for transmission data command as well. But no clear codes command. They will all play back the data properly.

    Yes you can take dash boards from one to another but it's easier to change the connection commands.

    I can't beleive I had this working, turn truck off, restart truck, hit connect and POOF! Data!

    Have I ever mentioned I hate this ECM? I have a complete system in a box here so I have been working on this stuff for future use.

    Before you try to connect with some of these ECM/PCM, this one in paticular, the engine has to be running. When you get a bad connection just disconnect and connect again.

    Here are 2 more, one ending in test2 is identical to A138.ads connection commands after being imported into TunerPro V5, exactly the same as 16147060_4L80E_A138_A177.adx and 7060_new.adx. test is same but with a pause in case you get a data glitch. These have the dash boards and monitors in them.

    All of these will record data from your ECM and work with the 85.sort.xdf or $85-16147060-V2.xdf are the same thing just reorginized. XDF will make changes with your bin file, they will all work together.
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    Sooo... My $85 mask is now $D8 with the same XDF? I really need to start on this 7060 now that my suburban is together and cranked up, but it's been a year since I've had my head wrapped around TBI tuning the last time.
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    Yup, here's the latest files.
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    Thanks Mark. They are referring to PE as "WOT mode" correct? I need to make sure it's off before I start on this thing...
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    Right, PE is titled WOT in this mask, I don't know why, just what the original author started with. I think next time I work on it I'll change it to PE.

    Turning off PE just gives you more opportunity to get more BLM cells filled in data logging.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Right, PE is titled WOT in this mask, I don't know why, just what the original author started with. I think next time I work on it I'll change it to PE.

    Turning off PE just gives you more opportunity to get more BLM cells filled in data logging.
    It's easy enough to turn off, I might as well. Still not sure if I'll do it via BLMs or my LC1 Wideband... With the excel correction sheet, the BLM way seems fairly simple and maybe even easier.
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