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You could ground out the signal wires and see if the PCM shows a voltage below 0.35 volts. This would prove the wiring and the function of the PCM.
Short the black to the tan/white and to the purple/white wires.
Remember when it's disconnected it should show 0.45.
Short the black to the tan/white and to the purple/white wires.
Remember when it's disconnected it should show 0.45.
so whaaaat? signal wires as in unplug the 4 weatherpacks in the pcm. i would assume the pcm is working fine since it did this on 2 pcms, this one being a new GM piece. i guess i need a step by step. but, here's what i know...car runs great in open loop. fuel trims cut out in closed loop. logically thinking, i need to look at all the items that determine short term fuel trim in closed loop. so what is most important???
Last edited by blackztpi; Nov 21, 2006 at 10:13 PM. Reason: oops
It seems to test your harness out past the PCM will have to be done via voltmeter. I hate wires man, but trying to lead you in the right direction. Sometimes things can get melted by headers etc.
i have a feeling its something like that. i was out rompin on it for a half hour straight and the next day it started acting up. I'm hoping its something as simple as a burnt wire, or something.... u have a schematic of the power wire into the pcm?
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