TunerPro User Forum

You need a programmer to read the EPROM. If it's a full MEMCAL that the EPROM is mounted to. (should be, but I still know what service number your ECM is), you can get an adaptor from moates.net to allow reading of the stock EPROM, without desoldring it from the MEMCAL. The adaptor is well worth th...

You can't make an .XDF from a .DS File. the .DS file is a datastream definition, used to make an ADS (or ADX, as used in Scanner Pro), file. You need a "disassembly" file to make an .XDF file. This type of file will define where the tables are in the bin file. I see. I think I found a lin...

You need an XDF to use with TP RT to look at the bin and adjust the bin. the XDF contains all the addresses, and parameters to the those addresse so that the information in the bin file can be read and looked at in a more easily read and adjusted manner. Not too many people can think in HEX. ;) :lo...

Thanks Six, I did find the "stuffs" file and at least it list my general application in there. The A138.DS file is for my 5.7/4l80e combonation. I now understand that my ECM is a 8192 bi-directional that is read from the M not the E pin. I received my ALDL cable yesterday and can get my la...

Hello all, I have a 91 Chevy Suburban with ECM 16154461 and BCC AWBP. I've search high and low on all the sites I could find but I cannot find any listing for my numbers. Is this normal? Could someone offer me information on this code and possible a place to get the files I need to run TunerPro on m...