vn5000 you rock that's a huge step for all of us. I been coding VB like a madman and i'm going to do some serious testing with GMOS Saturday I expect things to go well, screenshots to come.

I hope so, that guy is an ACE in my book I've read a lot of stuff he's posted. 4x VPW is very good to know :D . I hope your right and I probably just went on a search tangent, also a little frustration is setting in; albeit no response from A1 has rattled my cage. I messed with the IFR and still get...

Wait WHAT! isn't J2411 4x Single wire CAN for reprogramming? and J1850 for diagnostics?

I got a obdallinone from http://www.webpg.net/ but id look into scantool http://www.scantool.net/scan-tools/pc-based/ mainly because they offer updates for their interface. That includes extra features that a normal ELM doesn't have through "AT" commands.

You dont need 4x to flash. It just takes 4x longer without it! 1. if we could devise a way that "takes 4x longer" to reprogram the PCM I'd be ok with that. 2. According to http://www.akmcables.com/obdii.htm <--(typo here caused the edit sorry) the people who made the cable for LS1edit a &...

vn5000 thanks for the follow up on the $AE structure (6C 10 F0). Have been doing a lot of reading/searching and found some interesting things. First according to ELM http://elmelectronics.com/obdtips.html they don't support J2411 single wire CAN or J2534 pass through. Now short of saying i'm getting...

Essential programmable features to turn on for the elm327 for testing. AT PP 01 SV 00 - HEADERS AT PP 01 ON - HEADERS ON AT START UP AT PP 02 SV 00 - ALLOW LONG MESSAGES AT PP 02 ON - ALLOW LONG MESSAGES ON AT START UP AT PP 0C SV 23 - 115200 BAUD AT PP 0C ON - 115200 BAUD ON AT START UP AT Z If you...

Here's how to get temporary control of a GM PCM though OBD2 ELM327 using PHAXs $AE findings https://pcmhacking.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=416 Make a macro using the following code then enter the macro data into your Serial terminal e.g. Hyperterminal, Putty, or Termite with 100ms delays betw...

Its a PSOP-44 socket, and you'll need good SMD soldering skills. You should be able to find what you need with google. If your not confident of your ability, I recommend finding an electronics store that can do SMD rework and hiring them to do it for you. Haven't picked up the PSOP-44 yet the price...

Bricking ($60 + for a new PCM) is a very REAL possibility without the right programming antus, I'd like to get your setup. I'll Pickup the stuff to socket my pcm in-case-of-brick if you don't mind sharing your setup.