0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

They go by many names, P01, P10, P12, P59, E38, VPW, '0411 etc.
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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sparepartsblazer wrote: Tue Dec 16, 2025 3:00 pm
zack4200 wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 5:27 pm It's P08. But as far as I know, there's no free p08 tuning support currently - TunerCats has definitions but iirc UniversalPatcher only shows DTCs.
I have been working on creating the P08 tuner xml files for Universal Patcher. Each OSid is a little different. The OS I have been working on is from a 2000 Cavalier. Which google was used in the 2001 S10 2.2l.

I need to flash an S10 bin to the ecm to verify.
I started to look at working on the same for my S10's OSID a while back but couldn't figure out where/how to start and then realized I didn't really have the time to commit and sort of backburner'd it lol
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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I ordered a what I think is a P08 from Ebay this morning.

It's from a 2001 S10 with a 2.2L.

This is the tag on it. I'll read it when it gets here and post what I find.

S10 2-2L P08.jpg
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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Thorwon wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 2:44 am I ordered a what I think is a P08 from Ebay this morning.

It's from a 2001 S10 with a 2.2L.

This is the tag on it. I'll read it when it gets here and post what I find.


S10 2-2L P08.jpg[/img]
That is a P08.
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

Post by Thorwon »

Does anyone have the correct Crankshaft reluctor pattern for the 2.2L? I'm finding it a 6+1. What I can't find what is what the pattern is in Deg.
These are the only pics I can find.
7x reluctor 10.jpg
7x reluctor 11.jpg
I did find these pics of an aftermarket reluctor. Is it correct for the 2.2L GM engine?
7x reluctor 1.jpg
7x reluctor.jpg
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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Does this help. This is actually for a V6.
gm7x-timing dia crank trig.jpg
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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sparepartsblazer wrote: Thu Dec 18, 2025 3:21 pm Does this help. This is actually for a V6. gm7x-timing dia crank trig.jpg
That looks like what I need. Thanks.
Can you tell me what year and size/application ?
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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That looks like what I need. Thanks.
Can you tell me what year and size/application ?
Should be 98-04ish GM FWD cars with 3100,3400,3800(Malibu,Grand Am,Impala)
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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Does this look correct?
7x reluctor.pdf
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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Here's a screen shot.
7x reluctor1 deg.jpg
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Re: 0411 (P01) on a 4 cylinder?

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Looks correct.