Hopefully someone else will chime in. I was on a budget and did no mods besides an EGR delete.
One other thing, you will need the V8 pulleys and harmonic balancer.
One other thing, you will need the V8 pulleys and harmonic balancer.
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The 7747 is an ECM (87-91) not a PCM (92-95), if you're running an auto trans the 7747 can't control it, you'll need an after-market trans controller. The 6299 is from a 92, don't know if it will work with the 93 (these were transitional years for GM). The 6299 used a 2732A EPROM where later PCMs used a 27C512 EPROM which can be replaced with a 27SF512 EEPROM (which can be flashed instead of UV erased and "burned"). The 7427 from 94-95 was the "upgraded" PCM at the time and there's a lot of info about retrofitting it into older year models.7747 ECUs have more support than 6299
I didn't realize it was vortec until you pointed it out. I would rather not do vortec and keep it similar to what I have now. I appreciate your info fancyTBI thats all very helpful!
As I mentioned, I really don't know what everything means and have been trying to research so I will take all of the help that I can get.
So would it be better to go with a crate or try to find a good used one?
1993 V6 should be "Z" vin non-balance shaft non Vortec 160HP TBI. I have a tired 250K miler in my 1993 ECSSB with a 5 speed. I am watching this thread closely.I didn't realize it was vortec until you pointed it out. I would rather not do vortec and keep it similar to what I have now. I appreciate your info fancyTBI thats all very helpful!
As I mentioned, I really don't know what everything means and have been trying to research so I will take all of the help that I can get.
So would it be better to go with a crate or try to find a good used one?
The 7747 is an ECM (87-91) not a PCM (92-95), if you're running an auto trans the 7747 can't control it, you'll need an after-market trans controller. The 6299 is from a 92, don't know if it will work with the 93 (these were transitional years for GM). The 6299 used a 2732A EPROM where later PCMs used a 27C512 EPROM which can be replaced with a 27SF512 EEPROM (which can be flashed instead of UV erased and "burned"). The 7427 from 94-95 was the "upgraded" PCM at the time and there's a lot of info about retrofitting it into older year models.
https://xtronics.com/wiki/GM_ECU_eproms.html
Yes, a lot of people upgrade to the 7427 PCM (from 94 - 95 trucks). Here's a source for the chip plus they sell the Burn2 I use among other options.The one that I will be looking for will have the 27C512 EPROM which means I can replace it with the 27SF512 and flash to my specs right?