165 - 730 swap, oil temp?
05-28-2006, 08:44 PM
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165 - 730 swap, oil temp?
Anyone happen to know if the '730 has a input for oil temp? I wanna repin my vette to a '730 next week, and forgot until now that the vette has a few extra inputs.
Is the '730 and '727 basicly identical as far as pinouts, or does the '730 loose a few inputs/drivers ?
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Is the '730 and '727 basicly identical as far as pinouts, or does the '730 loose a few inputs/drivers ?
-- Joe
05-28-2006, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by anesthes
Anyone happen to know if the '730 has a input for oil temp? I wanna repin my vette to a '730 next week, and forgot until now that the vette has a few extra inputs.
Is the '730 and '727 basicly identical as far as pinouts, or does the '730 loose a few inputs/drivers ?
Is the '730 and '727 basicly identical as far as pinouts, or does the '730 loose a few inputs/drivers ?
Hmm, maybe just pull the PCBs out of the two ecms and compare the traces to see where they line up, pin wise.
05-29-2006, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Grumpy
A 727 is just a water resistant version of a 730.
Hmm, maybe just pull the PCBs out of the two ecms and compare the traces to see where they line up, pin wise.
Hmm, maybe just pull the PCBs out of the two ecms and compare the traces to see where they line up, pin wise.
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05-29-2006, 10:23 AM
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"F12" would be the one.
350 ohm pull up, "U6-channel 1
Code already exists in AUJP for the temp and outputs in the standard datastream as word 38.
350 ohm pull up, "U6-channel 1
Code already exists in AUJP for the temp and outputs in the standard datastream as word 38.
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Originally Posted by JP86SS
"F12" would be the one.
350 ohm pull up, "U6-channel 1
Code already exists in AUJP for the temp and outputs in the standard datastream as word 38.
350 ohm pull up, "U6-channel 1
Code already exists in AUJP for the temp and outputs in the standard datastream as word 38.
-- Joe
06-22-2006, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by anesthes
Hrmm.. I can't seem to find which pin on the 165 it is. I wonder if on the MAF cars, the oil temp is just wired to the gauge?
-- Joe
-- Joe
Hope that helps
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