92 vs 93 L67 eprom
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92 vs 93 L67 eprom
I posted before if anyone knew if a 93 L67 eprom would work in a 92.
Short answer: Nope. It'll turn over, feel like it is started, then die the moment I let go of the key. Nothing I could do would make it run.
Long answer: I suspect it has something to do with the crank sensor and harmonic balancer, having unique part numbers between the two years. Or, a pinout change. Can someone get me a scan of a pinout diagram of 93 L67 PCM wiring harnesses?
It won't run, so getting any codes is hopeless, I tried.
Short answer: Nope. It'll turn over, feel like it is started, then die the moment I let go of the key. Nothing I could do would make it run.
Long answer: I suspect it has something to do with the crank sensor and harmonic balancer, having unique part numbers between the two years. Or, a pinout change. Can someone get me a scan of a pinout diagram of 93 L67 PCM wiring harnesses?
It won't run, so getting any codes is hopeless, I tried.
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Thanks for the pics, Bill.
After comparing them to my FSM, the only siginificant difference, is that the 92 PCM controls the heated windshield, the 93 has an empty pin there. There were a few minor voltage differences and wiring colors changed. The 93 does accept range 0% throttle TPS voltage range: .2-.74 compared to .33-.46 in 92.
After comparing them to my FSM, the only siginificant difference, is that the 92 PCM controls the heated windshield, the 93 has an empty pin there. There were a few minor voltage differences and wiring colors changed. The 93 does accept range 0% throttle TPS voltage range: .2-.74 compared to .33-.46 in 92.
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but the PCM itself is the same right? and the eprom is different through out the years? cuz when i went to the wrecker to buy a new pcm for the 92 ssei the gave me one from a 93 lesabre N/A and i called the dealer they said that they work i tried it and it worked fine
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
Thanks for the pics, Bill.
After comparing them to my FSM, the only siginificant difference, is that the 92 PCM controls the heated windshield, the 93 has an empty pin there. There were a few minor voltage differences and wiring colors changed. The 93 does accept range 0% throttle TPS voltage range: .2-.74 compared to .33-.46 in 92.
After comparing them to my FSM, the only siginificant difference, is that the 92 PCM controls the heated windshield, the 93 has an empty pin there. There were a few minor voltage differences and wiring colors changed. The 93 does accept range 0% throttle TPS voltage range: .2-.74 compared to .33-.46 in 92.
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We need to compare a 92 and a 93 HB. In the meantime, I'm pulling my bad 93 HB this weekend.
If it does indeed look different than a 92, I can send the clatter/bang unit to you for testing. It makes quite a bit of noise, but works.
If it does indeed look different than a 92, I can send the clatter/bang unit to you for testing. It makes quite a bit of noise, but works.