Re: blm addys

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

Then on to the BLMs
If you know the high and low boundry numbers, then convert then to hex, and
look around in the fuel area.  If your running a sophisticated enough ecm
bench you'll easily be able to verify them.
I wouldn't be surprised to find the BL Integ numbers close to each other.
This just the brute force method, actually being able to read thru the code
would be more accurate, perferred mode.
Bruce



> whoops .Good catch carl. yes the ecm I meant was
> 16159278. bin is on the way.
>
> Bruce. Yep I have been using GMepro .I believe this
> and cats tuner are easy to work with for the basic
> tuning you mentioned.
> Dennis
> --- Bruce Plecan <nacelp@bright.net> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > > Can you all help me  with the location hex addys
> > for
> > > BLM max and min for 16168625 ecm(93LT1).
> >
> > No such combo that I know of.
> > Also, be nice to know what BCC your taking about
> > (helps eliminate errors)
> > (Both the 8625, and LT1 stuff had multipul Mask IDs)
> >
> > > Also a decimal editor?
> >
> > Hex work shop has an excellent demo, thou I forget
> > the URL.
> >
> > > Is this what most of you are using over the
> > TTs,cats
> > > tuners.
> >
> > For the quick and easy stuff, ie fuel spark tables,
> > get an editor, for the
> > prices they chagre nowadays, it's just not worth the
> > phartin around, and
> > possible errors.  If you work eat sleep Hex, and
> > conversions fine, but for
> > mere mortals at least get winbin or promedit.  Again
> > your time is worth
> > something.
> > Bruce
> >
> > > Thanks
> > > Dennis

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