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Does an A9L connect directly where the old computer was?

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Stryfe8822

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I have a 94GT and just purchased an A9L from my friends 90GT. Will the A9L be a direct fit where my old computer was? And if it is will there be any type of problems like the mass air meter not able to register or something?
 

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I'm pretty sure it's more involved than just plugging the A9L in, and being done. For sure, you need a BAP sensor, and I'm not sure if you need to change some pins around in the main harness connector, but I think I recall reading that somewhere at some time. A search on here for PIH conversion will probably net you a ton of information regarding this swap, including reasons to, and not to do the swap. I'm definitely on the anti-swap side, but I won't try to sway you in either direction, since it's not my car
 
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its about 300 bucks worth of just pluging it in
 
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What do you mean $300 I had an e-cam in my old 95GT and it kept dieing on me now I want to make sure that this doesn't happen again with my other car.
 

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You will also need a fan controller.

As Matt suggested, take a look at the cost of using a handheld or chip vs the cost for the retrofit (considering the external BAP, fan controller, etc etc).

The above-mentioned search will show you what exactly is involved so you know what you are going to need.

Good luck.
 

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PIH will not yield a search for you.

Use PIH*

You'll have plenty of stuff to read

Grady
 

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Hey Grady, Whats so special about putting a * in front of whatever you might be searching?
 
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So let me see if I understand this correctly. I need an PIH kit in order for my A9L to work correctly with my car? And if I do need one how do I go about getting one?
 

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rude_life said:
Hey Grady, Whats so special about putting a * in front of whatever you might be searching?
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PIH is only 3 letters and won't let the search engine work. PIH* is four letters and will get you what you want.

IMHO for the cost of a PIH you can get an EEC Tuner or save an extra hundred bucks and get a TwEECer base model, even better yet TwEECer R/T. All your problems solved.

Plus, those are both still supported. No more PIH production as far as I know, so you gotta find one used.
 
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So what exactly is a tweecer or a tweecer R/T?
 

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rude_life said:
Hey Grady, Whats so special about putting a * in front of whatever you might be searching?
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Well on :SNSign:

I guess NOTHING

I just tried it and it worked so I just need to :Zip2:

Most of the search engines on other forums I have used will come back and tell you three letters is an invalid request.

I'm just out in left field on this one .................. Ain't I

Grady
 

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It can be that you use the aesterisks as wildcards, so the term is not omitted (when searching for "this and that", and would otherwise be omitted, which is why I think wildcards exist - to unclutter the search).
But since you want it to happen with A9L, just do as Grady said. I will say that I just tried it and a straight-up search of A9L worked.

Good luck.
 

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HISSIN50 said:
It can be that you use the aesterisks as wildcards, so the term is not omitted (when searching for "this and that", and would otherwise be omitted, which is why I think wildcards exist - to unclutter the search).
But since you want it to happen with A9L, just do as Grady said. I will say that I just tried it and a straight-up search of A9L worked.

Good luck.
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You know how it is with OLD MEN JT

They get forgetful some of the time

Still say I've tried to search on this site with just three letters
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It didn't work

Grady
 
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I would still like to know what a tweecer is or a tweecer R/T
 
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Stryfe8822 said:
I would still like to know what a tweecer is or a tweecer R/T
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TwEECer's are self tunning devices you so YOU control whats going on. Example: You wnat the car to run cooler so you set the computer to turn the fans on at the desired temp lets say 180*. You take over and adjust the setting so you can self-tune. TwEECers run about $700 and if you don't have a lab top add that to the price.
 
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http://www.tweecer.com/
 

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wytstang said:
TwEECers run about $700 and if you don't have a lab top add that to the price.
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I thought tweecer r/t's could be had for a good bit cheaper than that? Is that a retail price or something? I thought it as more around $500?


Anywho, i never agreed with using a older computer. Its a shortcut...a quick fix...because if u mod, u'll need a tune on ANY computer u use. And at that point, your money is wasted.

Another option is the Anderson Ford Motorsport PMS. U can search about that and the tweecer and get tons and tons and tons of info.
 

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final5-0 said:
You know how it is with OLD MEN JT

They get forgetful some of the time

Still say I've tried to search on this site with just three letters
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It didn't work

Grady
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Grady, I hear ya, fellow old man. Every time I have searched in the past, I had to surround the 3 letter term with *'s. But I think they revamped the search engine (or it is in a really good mood right now), as I just played with it. I think the cut-off is now two letters and not 3 letters anymore. That is just how it seems in playing with it for a minute here.
 
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I thought tweecer r/t's could be had for a good bit cheaper than that? Is that a retail price or something? I thought it as more around $500?
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Thats me typing to fast (at least fast for me). They are more like $550+shiping for the r/t model. The base odel is $380+shipping, but who knows if the prices are going to stay the same as twEECer will no longer sale to the public. You will have to buy fom distributors.
 

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Thats me typing to fast (at least fast for me). They are more like $550+shiping for the r/t model. The base odel is $380+shipping, but who knows if the prices are going to stay the same as twEECer will no longer sale to the public. You will have to buy fom distributors.
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Thats what i thought. Yea, i wonder how the prices will react. Can u only buy it from Tweecer now? You would think with more competition prices would be better...or atleast the same.
 
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