PCM selection question
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Ok some of you know I am planning a stoker out of my old motor. When I do this, I am going to put in another PCM. Which one should I go with saying the motor will be about 380+/- ci. 4.8/5.3/5.7/6.0 I am leaning toward a 5.7, because you can get them to rev higher with a HPPIII. The truck HPPIII will only go to 6200. That is just one reason, there are to many to list.
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Thats a good Question. What is the displacment ofthe 6.0? If its close to what the stroker is going to be, id use that one. I would think that keeping the ECU within the truck family would be a good Idea. But what the hell do I know about ECU's I just Nuked mine.
Im going to reinstall my Electric fans. If I geat an ajustable T stat on off switch what brand shopuld I buy and where can I get it? do you have a diagram for the electric fan wiring?
Im going to reinstall my Electric fans. If I geat an ajustable T stat on off switch what brand shopuld I buy and where can I get it? do you have a diagram for the electric fan wiring?
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A company named HAYDEN makes several different temp switches for electric fans. They will come with instructions. I picked up one kit for $20 at Pepboys that is adjustable so you could have them turn of/ on at whatever temp you desire. I haven't installed it yet so I can't say how well it works.
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From what I've heard, they are pretty universal, just have to be careful of pinouts. Valvegod, who sells many takeoff/new Gen3 parts, could give you some lowdown on this.
Brian Green
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2001 Jeep TJ - 5.3L project
Brian Green
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2001 Jeep TJ - 5.3L project
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Greg:
In case you have wiring issues, especially ECM plug diagrams, I have full break-outs of for 98+ F-body, Y-body and 4.8/5.3/6.0L trucks. Each diagram is specific to motor and year and continues across FIVE 8 1/2" x 11" pages for each application. I would post these but I can't compress them enough and maintain the clarity needed to read the fine print...they don't even fax well. I'm going to be working on getting a larger space on the server and I will link to the high res pix.
Maximumboom:
6.0L = 364 ci
Richard
In case you have wiring issues, especially ECM plug diagrams, I have full break-outs of for 98+ F-body, Y-body and 4.8/5.3/6.0L trucks. Each diagram is specific to motor and year and continues across FIVE 8 1/2" x 11" pages for each application. I would post these but I can't compress them enough and maintain the clarity needed to read the fine print...they don't even fax well. I'm going to be working on getting a larger space on the server and I will link to the high res pix.
Maximumboom:
6.0L = 364 ci
Richard
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