Hi, i'm new to this forum and I am researching as I am leaning towards getting rid of the haltech sport gm that is currently running my car and putting the delco back in.
My engine is a 355 stroker with small cam. The haltech runs the show fairly well and I have become quite good with haltech's ecu manager as it is quite easy to use.
I wish to go back to the delco as a lot of the features of the haltech i dont use such as all the boost stuff. I also miss out on a couple of features including lean cruise, correct fuel consumption data and knock sensor, which are all things i want back.
My question is if i were to install an nvram chip can i use my current ve numbers and be pretty close? And can i enable the knock sensor using an nvram?
Cheers
Haltech tune
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9c1vs
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The1
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Re: Haltech tune
yes you can use a nvram.
If it is VS Series 2 or earlier you will need a V8 knockboard on a memcal to fit onto the nvram. If it newer MAF style then it work with the delco ecu.
If it is VS Series 2 or earlier you will need a V8 knockboard on a memcal to fit onto the nvram. If it newer MAF style then it work with the delco ecu.
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9c1vs
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Re: Haltech tune
Ok cool yeah its a series 2. I have a memcal with knockboard. Do i take the emprom out and put the nvram in its place on the memcal?
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VX L67 Getrag
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Re: Haltech tune
If you have one of VL400's nvram boards all instructions in PDF, but yeah nvram on top & knock board hangs off back with correct jumpers selected!