Bob, it should be going out no later than Wed, I hope that is OK for you?
And thanks, it works so far but time will tell.....

"Bob, it should be going out no later than Wed, I hope that is OK for you?"

After tanking on shipping to you for five days, it sure is.

"time will tell..."

Ayup.

Nick..both being series 2.. this would be that tinfoil coated plastic loom and sensor you were talking about. On mine the wiring was so tight I wasn't sure it was coming off w/o busting


And I had a TB screw fall down on the top of trans/exhaust area. 1/2 hour later I saw it.

Yep, that was it, what a pian, you think adding an extra 1" of wire would cost GM a penny, but they they would rather spend it on something else.....

OK, I used a scanner to check for codes and since this was the first time I did this ever, I can't tell if I did it right. The results said no codes, it did give me readings on other items as in Ing timing, coolant temp and so on but no trouble codes.....

any Idea why the temp is blinking in the ECC unit and NO cold a/c air blowing????????

By the way, if the Member that sold this scanner to me is reading this thread, you forgot to send the battery cover and the manual with the unit, you said it was almost brand new!

what kinda scanner????????

this one......
http://www.autoxray.com/products.aspx?sub=scanners&id=1

I went out and checked the outside ECC temp probe, moved the wire around and cleaned the tip....
Now I have cold A/C air blowing but the ECC temp is still blinking!
Should I disconnect the battery to reset the computer?

I would double check all your connections. It sounds like you have a loose connection somewhere. Have you check the connection to the ambient temperature sensor for the ECC? I would disconnect your battery and let it set a half and hour and reconnect it to see if the problem resolves itself. But, make sure you double check all your connections while the battery is disconnected.