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Old 01-25-02, 01:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Are computer chips interchangable ??

I have a high performance chip from a
86 4+3. I am considering buying a 90
with a 6 speed of course.
I suspect that it is a different computer.
Anybody know if these computer chips will interchange???
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I'm not to sure but my guess would be no.....only because every catologue you thumb through, they advertise chips for every year separate.

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Old 01-25-02, 08:05 AM   #3 (permalink)
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No would be my fist reaction.
85 & 86 are similar boxes
And so are 87-89 but there are SLIGHT control differences, not to mention the programing for 50 state smog or CA emissions. this series C-4
the PROM is an actual chip.

90-96 have similar boxes but the differences are hugh between those internal years. In this series the PROM is incased in a little Do-da(To keep das poken fingers outa das springin werks) with a circut board and a sheild into a quick eject connector.

Now to put an 86 chip into a 90's style box

Bzzzztttttttt wrong answer!

Easier putting a VW engine in your vette!!

Get the right tool (cpu chip) for the right job( your vette)

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Thanks for the input.
There probably is a big difference between 86 and 90 chips, I read on another post that a 90 does not have a MAF. That is a whole different animal.
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NO WAY JOSE!!!!
EACH MODEL HAS THEIR OWN CHIP
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Does that mean we have to go to the machine shop & do some welding?


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Try some JB weld. that stuff works miracles
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