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    Looking for a bin mask 1987 4.3 monte Carlo

    Does anyone the mask ID of an 87 4.3 ? its the 1227746

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    Apparently the gearhead-efi OBD1 library does not have definition $41 for the 1227746 ECM.

    Perhaps converting to a different ECM like the 1227747 is an option?

    Perhap$ purchasing the $41 definition file from TunerCats is an option? http://www.tunercat.com

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    '85 Caballero had ECM 1226868 and a 1227747 was pin for pin swap.

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    thank you everyone for replying!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    Apparently the gearhead-efi OBD1 library does not have definition $41 for the 1227746 ECM.

    Perhaps converting to a different ECM like the 1227747 is an option?

    Perhap$ purchasing the $41 definition file from TunerCats is an option? http://www.tunercat.com

    dave w

    I am using Tunerpro rt , however, I went to tunercats like you suggested and paid for the $41 def file and they emailed me something but it looks like an exe file? what did i just pay for?

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    Is the zip file tnr_setup.exe?

    If so, that's the TunerCats setup file. Go ahead and "run" the tnr_setup.exe

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    Last edited by dave w; 07-16-2021 at 02:11 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by efi111 View Post
    I am using Tunerpro rt , however, I went to tunercats like you suggested and paid for the $41 def file and they emailed me something but it looks like an exe file? what did i just pay for?
    TunerCats is a software package. TunerPro is a software package. Both software packages are totally independent from one another. Tune with TunerCats or tune with TunerPro, it's an either / or choice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dave w View Post
    Is the zip file tnr_setup.exe?

    If so, that's the TunerCats setup file. Go ahead and "run" the tnr_setup.exe

    dave w
    Were you able to figure out how to use TunerCats?

    TunerCats is very similar to TunerPro, except there is a cost associated with TunerCats.

    TunerCats OBD1 software is $69.95, then a there is the additional cost of a TunerCats definition file of $19.95.

    Unfortunately, some definition files are not available or have not be developed due to insufficient interest or popularity for TunerPro. Likely $41 has NOT been developed for TunerPro and likely never will.

    dave w
    Last edited by dave w; 07-27-2021 at 08:03 PM.

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