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Isn't it just how to install a GM based TBI unit? It shouldn't be all that different.
Yeah it ain't rocket surgery, but some of John's wiring and programming differed from standard GM, and it would be nice to have a reference before investing a lot of time figuring it out.
S.J.
"Carpe Mañana".
'83 Wagoneer 360, .030-over, K8600 cam, Crane springs, ported heads, Edelbrock Performer, G.M. TBI, TFI, 3" exhaust, T-18a/208, D44/AMC 20 w/ limited slip in both, 3.73s, 33s, BDS 4" springs, Rancho 9000 shocks, etc., etc.
Yeah it ain't rocket surgery, but some of John's wiring and programming differed from standard GM, and it would be nice to have a reference before investing a lot of time figuring it out.
S.J.
Different? How? You should be able to look up the pin-out diagrams for whatever ECM is being used.
I checked out a harness for a friend of mine who purchased one of his kits and found that it matched up perfectly for a 1227747 ECM even though it used a different ECM. No, I don't remember what ECM it came with. I switched it out for the '7747 ECM.
Aside from the Embedded Lockers (www.dynamicefi.com), I don't think the pin-out should be any different from a standard GM ECM.
Ethan Brady
1987 Grand Wagoneer, slightly longer than stock.
I think I've still got one, but I don't have a good password to open it. He protected it with some kind of hokey e-book program so that it's an exe and requires a password to view. If you guys have an unprotected version I' like a copy!
Username: brandon
Password: 05170201
This is the one he sent me and his site had the info. once there, I printed it up 1) to have at the Jeep while do the install and 2) to have a hard copy. I used his install along with the Binderplanets to TBI the Caddy engine. His kit is based off the GM system. If I can help, just shoot me a PM.
Jeff
'43 cj2a
'51 Willys p/u
'51 Willys Parkway Conversion
'68 Panel Delivery
'74 CJ5
'75 J-20 Wrecker
'75 J-20 Cummins service bed
'77 J-10 p/u
'79 Cherokee
'88 Grand Wagoneer
'98 Grand Cherokee
Hey all, I know this is an older thread, but I'm hoping it will reach out to those who may know. I'm trying to get a hold of TPIGuy but haven't had any luck. I tried his ls website and the pm on this forum. The email he had on this forum was returned to me as an error that it didn't exist.
Has not been around for a long time. I used to have one of his systems a long time ago. Its basic GM TBI stuff. We can probably help you out if you have questions.
I was mainly looking to see if he did a bolt on tpi kit for an amc 401. I may have misunderstood exactly what he did, but more or less was looking for that preferably bolt since time to redrill everything.
I sent a reply so I apologize if there ends up being 2 replies. I'm pretty much pressed on time. I've had my jeep since I was 13 so 16 years and have been collecting parts for it. Fortunately I have the opportunity to actually start on it and wasn't sure I would be allowed to make my own in class so I was looking for a bolt on TPI kit for my 401. I may have misunderstood what he did exactly, but for the most part, that's what I am searching for.
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