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2000+ ECM in a 96'
Tuesday, November 01, 2005 2:43 PM
Right now im trying to figure out the best way to supercharge my 96' Z and well i was wondering what would be involved in swaping a 2000+ ECM in my 96 inorder to recieve the reflash? Im able to get my hands on one so im wondering if this would then solve the problem with not being able to get HP Tuners software in time But what can you do.
Thanks
Andy

Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Tuesday, November 01, 2005 2:45 PM
I am going to be doing this in the winter...your going to need to swap gauge cluster, youll need the BCM, and I think you will need the gas tank, I am not sure but it would be a good idea to grab it.



Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Wednesday, November 02, 2005 11:41 AM
They have completely different plugs. 96 is a 3 plug, 97 on up is a 2 plug. If you're using the GM S/C they your best bet might just be a Walbro pump and an FMU.


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Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Thursday, November 03, 2005 8:29 AM
Hopefully he already knows that if he wants to swap to the 00+ he has to swap the entire wiring harness and everything because Smokey is right, the 96 got jewed and got the lone ECU.....



Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Thursday, November 03, 2005 10:14 AM
Guys, a ton of things are different between the two cars. Here's a breakdown:

  • Different engine harness
  • Different interior wiring harness
  • Different gauge cluster
  • Software (ECU) driven interior light dimmer
  • Different radio connector
  • Different ABS module connector
  • Different knock sensor on the block
  • High impedance injector drivers. Wire each of your injectors in line with a 10 ohm resistor.
  • Bye bye EGR. Either leave physical components on the car or block hole on exhaust side of the head with a 99+ 2.4 gasket and block the front hole with plate steel.
  • Different headlamp connectors on harness (9005/9006 on pre 00. 9007 on 00 up)
  • Not sure if anything on the EVAP system is different or not aside from the disconnects on the rear of the car
  • Different fuel pump canister and quick disconnects on the rear of the car. No need to swap the tank, just swap the pump canister.


If you're serious about doing the swap, you better have an entire wrecked 2000 laying around to pull parts off of if you don't want to have any problems.



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Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Thursday, November 03, 2005 1:48 PM
I think you should talk to SpeedRacerZ some. He posted this info a while back to switch a 96 ECU to a 97+ ECU connectors
In this post he reference putting a 2000+ ECU in a 98 J. I would think with those connectors and whatever else SpeedRacer knows it can be done.



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Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Thursday, November 03, 2005 4:24 PM
or just slap the s/c, give it some fuel, add some other mods and clear a EGR code everytime you start it up and have a car that hauls a$$ and gets 30 miles per gallon and runs and drives like stock.

that is at least what i did and it seems to be working.






Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Thursday, November 03, 2005 6:14 PM
I plan on swaping over to a 00-02PCM with the GM s/c reflash in my 98 Z24 over the winter. I'll post details when it happens....


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Re: 2000+ ECM in a 96'
Saturday, November 05, 2005 2:35 PM
I would search for everyone, but I'm low on battery. I know Changeforabutton did this, not sure if he posted anything on the org about it.


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