Intro to CAN Bus Module Development for Gen IV LS-Series E38 and E67 ECMs

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @josephephraim5135
    @josephephraim5135 Год назад +1

    I like your work and development with the pcms especially the tap shifting of the transmission. Great work

  • @twadam5218
    @twadam5218 2 года назад +1

    Nice work Mike! Looking forward to following along your CAN BUS journey.

  • @rollabooth
    @rollabooth 2 года назад +1

    This sounds great. I am sure you will find a market for the swap guys of gen4's and cruise control from the ecm. I have swapped a gen 4 6l80e into a mercedes vito van and it is fantastic but everyone is saying I have to aftermarket the cruise and I dont want that. I will watch with great interest in your findings with a bcm cruise control and if you need any further data from someone else to test or try give me a yell. Im keen.

  • @chrisreynolds6520
    @chrisreynolds6520 Год назад

    Definitely need to chat with you regarding the 58X swap I am working on. L31 based 383 in an Express van that I want to add analog AC input to as well as retain the GM cruise control. Want to keep the 4L85E for now but convert to a 6L90E in the future. What would be best for the PCM and TCM?

  • @chuchu7474
    @chuchu7474 5 месяцев назад

    Didn't know if i missed it or not but do you have cel on on the car?

  • @kenroberts3454
    @kenroberts3454 3 месяца назад

    Any updates to when these modules will be released?

  • @stellingbanjodude
    @stellingbanjodude 2 года назад +1

    On the Tahoe, if you’re going to be developing canbus tech, why not use the 6L80?

    • @EFIConnectionLLC
      @EFIConnectionLLC  2 года назад

      The original plan was a 6L80E. After reaching out to several trusted builders, we were quoted more than $8k and 4 month lead time. The 4L80E was built by Performance Automatic Transmission Center (PATC), a long-time customer of ours, for half the price of a quality 6L80E. We feel good about the decision to use a 4L80E. As far as CAN bus module development goes for the 6L80E/6L90E applications, we have a 2WD 6L90E to play with.

    • @stellingbanjodude
      @stellingbanjodude 2 года назад +1

      @@EFIConnectionLLC wow! What kind of power are you expecting? GM performance parts sells a 6L80 that can handle 650hp, I just bought one to do a swap out on my JK for around 4200.