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GM production small block engines were known as Mouse motors.

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Re: ECM swap

Subject: Re: ECM swap
by Woodstock on 2008/3/18 16:56:15

Same ECM just a different number. You'll have to swap your memcal (chip).
To get the plugs out, you should get the ECM out of the bracket. I pick it up turn it over and hold it against my chest. With both thumbs you'll have to push in the red center clips and while you're doing that you have to push it out.
A second person would be a big help. With the heat development of the ECM there is always a good amount of vacuum holding those plugs, PITA.
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