Anyone ever hear of this? I'm putting a 3200 Vigilante in my '94 Camaro, will I need to do this?

 

Heard of it but at least seeing IF you have the problem first is a good idea asd is trying programming fixes in the pcm you already have. Updates/tuning/ logging are all more expensive for OBD2 much more expensive.

 

I had that problem on my camaro and switched to a M6. Best mod ove done tot he car since.

 

Some have found fixes for the high stall problems with OBD-I. Check the computer/diagnostics forum.

 

Okay thanks for the advice everyone.

 

what kind of problems do people have? My car acts a little wierd sometimes since the 3200 stall, so i wonder if that's why or if it's just a coincidence.

 

I have 2 PCM' s and both have no trouble with high stall after the fix from Madz. Don't change over - just get the fix.

 

The issue we are talking about is that sometimes if the car hooks well it will confuse the pcm and go into a limp mode and not shift till you let off the throttle.
A high stall even without that issue can benifit from reprogramming to correect the surging and idle weirdness they can cause.

 

yeah, my car's doing that, i have a pcmforless tune so hopefully bryan can help me out. I dont want to have to buy a madz tune just to fix it.

 

Bryan can do the fix also.

 

I have some of Bryan's programs and they work just fine too.

 

I never had a chance to try mine before we started the 383 project. Is there any performance loss for people high stall fix done through the computer? For some reason after looking over the fix I have a funny feeling there has to be some performance loss.