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Posted by vitzarus on July 06, 2007 at 20:44:00 from (67.72.98.82):
In Reply to: 88 Chevy posted by JNP on July 06, 2007 at 20:26:50:
I suggest you explore ECMs on Ebay etc. There was some carryover among the smaller engines. Those who intend to sell will tell the code/GM part# and often the prom #. There is a bit more to it as your trannies may be different. That also may be why you consider getting the truck. The ECMs need a loop to respond correctly to throttle body actuation by that resistor. The engine may run but only marginally and worse than a carb if it's not set up right.
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