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OBD-1.5 - 2 swap, what can I use?


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okay I have a 95 olds CS coupe and I want to upgrade the obd1.5 to obd2. I have a 98 lumina for a parts car. the donor does not have abs. can I still use it for everything I need or will I need to find more stuff?

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First thing off the top of my head is you're going to need a downstream O2 sensor behind the cat, or you're going to see an continual check engine light. 

 

Not sure what benefits you expect to see with the conversion--I'd be inclined to leave things as they are, unless you're looking for a specific benefit.  What are your plans?

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OBD I scan tools are cheap now. You can get an older professional grade tool for less than it would cost to make it OBD II.

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You could always have the O2 code programmed out. That's what I had to do on my 95.

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So possible but not easy/cheap. Figure $120 (Moates ALDL cable and TunerPro RT software. and a Laptop or Tablet to do anything you want. I prefer a PC since can look at many parameters at once.

 

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most people say that can't tune 1.5.  I have local dyno shop that did it for me.

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i've personally released very detailed files for use with tunerpro to play with the 94-95 3100/3.4RWD calibrations, everything except for the flashing program itself(which I don't possess the rights to). the tunercat TDF was extremely bug filled last I looked, so I can't recommend that until it's dealt with.

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I use Tunercat all the time with a homebrew rs232 interface. It's worked fine for years for me. I've never done a V6 with it though. My old Tunercat OBD II interface has a bunch of 3800s under it's belt, it's a pre-Jet unit.

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I still think the harness that Saar made for me converting 1.5 to 1 with a 9396pcm and tune from there was the easiest and best way to go IMHO.

 

 

 

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I still think the harness that Saar made for me converting 1.5 to 1 with a 9396pcm and tune from there was the easiest and best way to go IMHO.

 

 

 

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Out of curiosity, how hard would it be to convert 1.5 to full blown OBD1

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I still think the harness that Saar made for me converting 1.5 to 1 with a 9396pcm and tune from there was the easiest and best way to go IMHO.

 

 

 

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Out of curiosity, how hard would it be to convert 1.5 to full blown OBD1

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Out of curiosity, how hard would it be to convert 1.5 to full blown OBD1

As easy as asking/paying Saar to make you an adapter harness (I say Saar cause he made mine) and getting a 9396pcm. Plug one end of the harness in the pcm, the other in the stock harness. You're done. Then tune. Simple as that.

 

 

 

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Wonder if this is easier if you do manual trans swap

My swap was manual so it was very easy. I'm sure others have done this on an auto, but I can't speak for that since I haven't done it.

 

 

 

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