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05-15-2005, 03:11 PM
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Im planning on getting the intense pcm myself, they have been very good about answering all my questions. It doesnt seem like there is a whole lot of people over at 3800pro.com, but its still a good forum.
05-16-2005, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Allmachtige
You must have a CASE learn after installing a new PCM, it has to learn the true position of top dead center.
Explain ...........PLEASE!!!!!!!
05-16-2005, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by dbeast420
Originally Posted by Allmachtige
You must have a CASE learn after installing a new PCM, it has to learn the true position of top dead center.
Explain ...........PLEASE!!!!!!!
http://auto.howstuffworks.com/camshaft.htm
05-16-2005, 02:46 PM
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I should read up and then explain... But you all know me better than that...lol
The Car should have a Crank variation learn procedure performed on the car any time the PCM has been replaced, Maybe the PCM was removed and the crank was moved... You installed another PCM and turned the car over....
If you were then to reinstall your PCM, or say the Intense, DHP or the like reprogrammed PCM'* you would then need to have the crank variation learn procedure performed...
what happened to the days when you just let the Computer relearn? and that was it...lol
Things got a wee bit more complicated...
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The Car should have a Crank variation learn procedure performed on the car any time the PCM has been replaced, Maybe the PCM was removed and the crank was moved... You installed another PCM and turned the car over....
If you were then to reinstall your PCM, or say the Intense, DHP or the like reprogrammed PCM'* you would then need to have the crank variation learn procedure performed...
what happened to the days when you just let the Computer relearn? and that was it...lol
Things got a wee bit more complicated...
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05-16-2005, 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by asonofabeach69
What happened to the days of NO computer! lol 
Back in those days if the Check Engine Light was not on, there was a problem
Back in those days if the Check Engine Light was not on, there was a problem
But the AC and the Stereo were flawless...LMAO
Before that he had a 77 TA red with the 6.6.... I miss that car...
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05-16-2005, 03:08 PM
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wow...82 century, I dont think I have ever seen a century that old before. Do you have a picture of this car? :o
Yea isnt it great when a car decides that its going to think for itself. My mother had an 86 corolla that was real bad, wipers would come on all by themselves, start the car the driver side window would go down by itself, cruise control...HA yea the cruise on this thing was either stuck on 68 or this car couldnt go any faster cause it would never go any faster. I guess we have come along way.
Yea isnt it great when a car decides that its going to think for itself. My mother had an 86 corolla that was real bad, wipers would come on all by themselves, start the car the driver side window would go down by itself, cruise control...HA yea the cruise on this thing was either stuck on 68 or this car couldnt go any faster cause it would never go any faster. I guess we have come along way.