VS V6 PCM Wiring Diagram

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VS V6 PCM Wiring Diagram

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Does any one have a wiring diagram for the VS V6 PCM?
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Goto robs site at www.memcals.com he has broadcasting codes for stock bins and wiring diagrams and all sorts of stuff in there.he even repairs ecu's.and hes a good fella.
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Re: VS wiring diagram

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Does anyone have a wiring diagram for VS L67, there's a certain member here that has converted from N/a to L67 using the N/a wiring harness on the complete L67 engine & since doing it he has 7 different sensor faults flagged!

I compared the sensors on the VT wiring diagram & there the exact one's that are controlled differently in the L67 wiring!

the sensors from memory are:
Oxy Sensors
Cam Sensor
IAT sensor
Coolant Sensor
Purge Canister
Maf Sensor & something else I think but forgotten!

Does it all sound viable to be wiring issue as he's put an L67 memcal in & thats it!

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Re: VS wiring diagram

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Looking at the info on http://www.memcals.com/rcc_info_memcals.html it has both S/C bins for VS requiring a specific ECU (either 16210672 or 16210480).
It would appear some VS V6 NA Autos came with 16210672 but a lot came with 16199728.
BTBP3243 $51 3.8L S/C Auto 16210672 / 16210480 For 97 Trans, needs S/C specific '0672' PCM or 16210480.
CKUM???? $51 3.8L S/C Auto 16210672 / 16210480 For 99 Trans, needs S/C specific '0672' PCM or 16210480.

Is he running a mod'd N/A bin as a base or a one of the S/C bins listed above?

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He's running a ckum bin!

Looks like his only real option is use his l67 PCM & wiring harness or mod his original bzpt N/a file!


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it should run fine i use vs s/c bins on ecotec in ecotec ecus for turbo tune bases etc never had an issue
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Even in 16199728 (getrag) ecus?
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should be fine
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