The 00 twin truck is just about to be finsihed and running. I have an 02 pcm from my old 2500 that came with the 80e. Can this pcm be swapped in. I was told the 02 had a faster processor in it.
The 00 twin truck is just about to be finsihed and running. I have an 02 pcm from my old 2500 that came with the 80e. Can this pcm be swapped in. I was told the 02 had a faster processor in it.
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I have an o2 pcm in my truck. Needed more credits from HP tuners. Also the 80e will need more credits if you are using one. Only other thing is a cel for the alternator cause the newer pcm has a wire from it to the alt. Nelson Perf hooked me up with everything I needed.Originally Posted by Turbo6.0L
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Is that a truck issue for needing more credits for an 80e? I have a LS1 tune in my 02 PCM and it only required two credits for the tune and the 80e transmission overlay. Needed an additional 1 credit for the SD tune though.
The 2002 PCM will work perfect for the 2000 truck. As you heard it does have a faster processor. I have one running my setup that was originally a 1998 Fbody.
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So a 2002 pcm is better than a 2000?
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Ok so it is a faster ecu ??? I will try to get with allen and see whats up.
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That's what I've always been told, faster. As time moves fwd, cpu speeds increase.
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Ya, it's compatible, and sometimes a better pcm.
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you can reflash the 00 pcm with the 02 file.
a 02 3/4 ton truck computer shouldnt need any extra credits to control an 80 when it comes stock with it
there is a guy named slow67 that found a way to not need the use of overlay or to send your file to HP to have them make the hybrid. he uses a stock 60e file and works a few things and has his 80e working in his camaro
also a 00 pcm has a secondary VE table where as the 02 only has a primary which is a much better application
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You're right you can, but I wouldn't suggest it. After flashing too many pcm's to think about, weird things happen and the hardware and cal don't mesh right sometimes.
As far as I know, the 60e cal has to be replaced with an 80e cal, so the controls work right.
If you want to work with two files, write , copy, save, etc, you need credits for both files.
If you have problems, send it over, I can flash it for you.
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