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adaptec
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 Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2011 7:22 pm Post subject: Programming OEM Jeep 5.9 ECU |
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Does anyone know of equipment or handheld programmer to adjust fuel and ignition on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Dodge 360 V8 engine? Can only find JET modules and similar but we are stroking the engine to 410 and som other modifications so should do a custom remap on it. Standalone ECU is not on the budget for this one...
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StantonWarrior
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Given the age, It will most likely be a case of desoldering the EPROM and reading/writing with a bench programmer.
Can you open the ecu and post a couple of pics of the ecu board? |
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adaptec
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We do not have the car in our facility before january, so no.
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StantonWarrior
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TurboNova
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I don't think anything is available for those other than the jet chips. I have been building a harness for those years/models of Dodge to put a stand alone in the car and keep the factory stuff working, it is one of our most popular products. I know it's not in the budget but I think it's your only option.
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StantonWarrior
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What make is the ecu?
So long as you can obtain the calibration data from whatever memory it has, then it's tuneable. For that age I would expect it to be DIP or maybe a pair of PLCC chips. |
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Matt Cramer
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| Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2011 8:24 am Post subject: Re: Programming OEM Jeep 5.9 ECU |
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| adaptec wrote: | | Does anyone know of equipment or handheld programmer to adjust fuel and ignition on a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with Dodge 360 V8 engine? Can only find JET modules and similar but we are stroking the engine to 410 and som other modifications so should do a custom remap on it. Standalone ECU is not on the budget for this one... |
You might want to contact Superchips:
http://www.sctflash.com/
They've got a tuner for the Dakota and Ram versions of this motor; it wouldn't hurt to ask if there's anything different on the Jeep.
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adaptec
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| TurboNova wrote: | | I don't think anything is available for those other than the jet chips. I have been building a harness for those years/models of Dodge to put a stand alone in the car and keep the factory stuff working, it is one of our most popular products. I know it's not in the budget but I think it's your only option. |
What is the price of this harness? What ECU do you use with it?
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