Re: Memcal needed

["Bruce Plecan" <nacelp@bright.net>]

On several generations of gm ecms the eprom, the ESC filter, and netres were
all carried on a removable devise.  The prom carried all the system
operating instructions, the ESC Filter was the Knock sensor, and the netres,
basically carried some instructions (differring resistance values)  for the
analog limp home mode of the ecm.
Grumpy

Subject: Re: Memcal needed
> What's a memcal? My GM ignornace is showing .....
> From: Bruce Plecan <nacelp@bright.net>
> Subject: Re: Memcal needed
> >Don't feel at all bad at 45, local dealer fidured out their the only deal
> in
> >town, and the last one I bought was $75, plus tax.
> >grumpy
> >> > I am in need of a V8 memcal for a 730/727.
> >> > Of course, I'm not asking for a freebie, I'm willing to pay for it.
> But
> >I
> >> > can't find any in the junkyard, and dealer price is $45.  I can get
an
> >> > after-market performance variety  on EBAY for about the same price,
but
> >> > what's the point if I'm going to redo it any way?
> >> > After paying $40 for my harness AND computer (w\ v6 memcal), $45 for
> >'just
> >> > the chip' seems kinda stiff!
> >> Don't feel bad.  I bought a 57 Chevy pickup for $295, and the engine
> >> alone cost more than double that!  Don't let a good deal spoil ya.
> >> $45 for a new, guaranteed to be good and have the latest release
> >> memcal is a fair price.
> >> Shannen
> >> > Anyway, I have no idea what a fair price is, but I'll pay it if it's
> >> > significantly less than the new ones.
> >> > Help a guy on a budget out! ;)


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