What PCM is this

They go by many names, P01, P10, P12, P59, E38, VPW, '0411 etc.
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Re: What PCM is this

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The P12 also has what appears to be a very identifiable center key ... i.e. the plastic tab between pin rows.

However, as said, Fleabay adds/images are not always what they claim to be!
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Re: What PCM is this

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Guys, did you forget that I posted detailed pics of both the P10 and the P12? Scroll down past the circuit board pics.

When I started uploading pics to this forum, I didn't realize that files I uploaded don't show in the order I uploaded them, they are reverse of that.

P10 viewtopic.php?f=42&t=7746


P12 viewtopic.php?f=42&t=7748
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Nope not at all ... That's where I'm getting the visuals from!
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Gampy wrote:Nope not at all ... That's where I'm getting the visuals from!

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Gampy wrote:
O-wells, I guess the positive side is, I'll have CAN on my desk now ... :roll:
Gampy, did you get that CAN pcm already.
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I did, it's alive on the bench ...
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That`s just great. Are you willing to do some testing with it.
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Of course ... Whats up ??
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Got my 12603530 today, so its the 2006 OS version. Still waiting on connectors for the bench loom.
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That's an E67 BTW, it's the same one that I'm working with for the LZ9 swap prep. it's 2006-OS only version, IIRC, but I don't know exactly how strict that is. I've got two here, plus a 7096.