ecu speed limit
hi guys im new here,im trying to get used to the forum.meanwhile since i cant put pics still,anyone can help me out with what or where to go to fix my speed limit on my 99 monte carlo 3.1.idk if i can reprogram ecu or something.anyone can help me out???
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thx i i appreciate it,i will check it out
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The ECM is what you are thinking about, the Engine Control Module. This controls your shift points, rev limiters, and the governor on your car. You'll need a laptop tuning program most likely (or a cheap crappy hypertech) to increase the limiter on that car.
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Originally Posted by Cowboy6622
(Post 204803)
The ECM is what you are thinking about, the Engine Control Module. This controls your shift points, rev limiters, and the governor on your car. You'll need a laptop tuning program most likely (or a cheap crappy hypertech) to increase the limiter on that car.
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Your car should be OBDII so if you know anyone with an HP Tuner that has the license to tune your car then modifying the PCM shouldn't be hard at all. Look for a shop in your area with an HP tuner, who knows how to use it, and have them save your original tune and re-tuned yours. Idk how much they'd charge but I imagine it would run about $200.
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Originally Posted by montyss02
(Post 205041)
Your car should be OBDII so if you know anyone with an HP Tuner that has the license to tune your car then modifying the PCM shouldn't be hard at all. Look for a shop in your area with an HP tuner, who knows how to use it, and have them save your original tune and re-tuned yours. Idk how much they'd charge but I imagine it would run about $200.
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You could just buy an aftermarket PCM from a vendor. Although I don't understand why you'd want to go more than ~107 MPH.
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Originally Posted by nitehawkjcb
(Post 205052)
You could just buy an aftermarket PCM from a vendor. Although I don't understand why you'd want to go more than ~107 MPH.
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Originally Posted by nitehawkjcb
(Post 205052)
You could just buy an aftermarket PCM from a vendor. Although I don't understand why you'd want to go more than ~107 MPH.
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