CPI = central port injection. that would be the correct pcm for that engine.
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Thanks for the courtesy of a reply ; so I should call my 95-4.3 Astro fuel system "CPI" , even though GM named it Central Multiport Fuel Injection(CMFI) ? It's the one with the leaky spider and little plastic lines to the 6 injectors . I just want to be sure of the nomenclature ; so many parts and pieces are slang-named or misnamed , it's confusing to the neophyte wannabe tuner . I wonder how many have been scared off by this confusing detail . First clue is many members signing up , and zero posts . I'm no quitter , so need to know what system we're all talking about ; TBI is pretty self-explanatory , but the rest is a mystery and not in the index of abbreviations . Be safe...Bob.
JeepsandGuns did start a EFI dictionary to go along with an abbreviation list I had, but it will be a work in progress forever to keep up.
http://www.gearhead-efi.com/gm-ecm-p...ictionary.html
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I read a ton of posts , both here and the Moates site , but I still don't know what to call my FI system when asking a specific question . The system is 1995 Astro 4.3 Vortec ; GM calls it Central Multiport Fuel Injection ; what do you guys call this system ? I can't imagine what Tuner support will be like , based on the results of this one question. Be safe...Bob.
CMFI is the official name for the system by GM and CPI is the street name most people use. They are referring to the same thing.
The PCM are compatible. If they weren't they would have different part numbers. Just swap the MEMCAL and everything will be good.
93, he's wanting to use the CPI MEMCAL, to run TBI, because it has a mechanical or manual trans.
Using that MEMCAL will only complicate what he's trying to do.
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