'94 SSE Computer Chip
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'94 SSE Computer Chip
I found this website that explains how to program a GM PCU with OBD II connector and mother board:
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/us/us10430.htm
The problem is that I found out that I have an OBD II connector but a OBD I mother board. I'm wondering if I buy the GM Tech 2 scan tool whether or not it will still work.
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/us/us10430.htm
The problem is that I found out that I have an OBD II connector but a OBD I mother board. I'm wondering if I buy the GM Tech 2 scan tool whether or not it will still work.
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Re: '94 SSE Computer Chip
Originally Posted by dougworner
I found this website that explains how to program a GM PCU with OBD II connector and mother board:
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/us/us10430.htm
The problem is that I found out that I have an OBD II connector but a OBD I mother board. I'm wondering if I buy the GM Tech 2 scan tool whether or not it will still work.
http://www.babcox.com/editorial/us/us10430.htm
The problem is that I found out that I have an OBD II connector but a OBD I mother board. I'm wondering if I buy the GM Tech 2 scan tool whether or not it will still work.
You can get adapters for the scanner that will allow you to hook up to either OBD I & OBD II connectors too. 
Ah well.....
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