LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
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LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
Are the two compatible?
Is any one useing one cable, licenced for a truck/F-body?
I've got a 99 truck & a 99 F-body ... exploring my options!
Thanks ... Ron
Is any one useing one cable, licenced for a truck/F-body?
I've got a 99 truck & a 99 F-body ... exploring my options!
Thanks ... Ron
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
You need the 3 vin version. The "cable" as I understand has a box that is encoded with 3 vin #'s so that it will only read those PCM's. I don't think it works like A-tap or HPPIII's. I could be wrong, because I don't have it yet. Bigtex and Reallyslow truck should know for sure.
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
I've got LS1-Edit; it is not the unlimited licenced version, but the $550 special. It will hold up to 4 licences @ $100 per extra licence.
My 99/00 F-Body LS1-Edit software will not read my 99 truck, let alone read or edit a truck flash file downloaded from the web. It will however compare data sections.
Since I allready have 99/00 hardware, can I get my hardware licenced for my truck for $100? Or am I looking at the Full Monty of 550 big ones?
I just thought I'de ask here, perhaps someone has allready been through this.
Ron
My 99/00 F-Body LS1-Edit software will not read my 99 truck, let alone read or edit a truck flash file downloaded from the web. It will however compare data sections.
Since I allready have 99/00 hardware, can I get my hardware licenced for my truck for $100? Or am I looking at the Full Monty of 550 big ones?
I just thought I'de ask here, perhaps someone has allready been through this.
Ron
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
You'd have to license another pcm for your truck @ $100, then send your equipment to Ken @ Carputing to encode that info into your box. Then you could read and program. I can't read anything but 01-02 trucks, but can compare any 01-02 file.
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
I bought the '00/01 version and three vins. it will read all trucks and cars '00 and up. i just read bowtied's '02 and then modified it. so i guess the latest version works with '00 and up. so i read f-bodies an trucks.
hope that helps,
allen
hope that helps,
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by FarmTruc:
<strong>I bought the '00/01 version and three vins. it will read all trucks and cars '00 and up. i just read bowtied's '02 and then modified it. so i guess the latest version works with '00 and up. so i read f-bodies an trucks.
hope that helps,
allen</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">There's not a 00-01 version. Only 99-00 and 01-02. Have you tested whether or not it reads cars as well? When I ordered mine, they wanted to know "for which vehicles/engines." My read/write program has that info in it. So, unless you told them you were reading a 00,01, and 02 then it shouldn't work. But I'm gonna email them and see.
<small>[ August 26, 2002, 12:49 AM: Message edited by: red53gmc ]</small>
<strong>I bought the '00/01 version and three vins. it will read all trucks and cars '00 and up. i just read bowtied's '02 and then modified it. so i guess the latest version works with '00 and up. so i read f-bodies an trucks.
hope that helps,
allen</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">There's not a 00-01 version. Only 99-00 and 01-02. Have you tested whether or not it reads cars as well? When I ordered mine, they wanted to know "for which vehicles/engines." My read/write program has that info in it. So, unless you told them you were reading a 00,01, and 02 then it shouldn't work. But I'm gonna email them and see.
<small>[ August 26, 2002, 12:49 AM: Message edited by: red53gmc ]</small>
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
I checked with my local chevy dealer: $62 to flash my PCM. ... The way I see it; $38 for a edit licence for my truck.
I'll have to e-mail Ken and confirm this.
Ron
I'll have to e-mail Ken and confirm this.
Ron
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Re: LS1 Edit Truck/F-Body compatibility
I just recieved an e-mail from Ken: 99 F-Body/99 Truck compatability is within the same cable.
From checking carputing's web site: the add on prices have changed; $150 for an aditional PCM (up to 3) plus $50 handling charges. ... a little more to justify than my original 38 bucks (American).
FWIW ... Ron
From checking carputing's web site: the add on prices have changed; $150 for an aditional PCM (up to 3) plus $50 handling charges. ... a little more to justify than my original 38 bucks (American).
FWIW ... Ron
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