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    1. #1
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      Current E-67 GMPP PWM programming?

      Does anyone know if the current E-67 ECM's from GMPP contain the pwm programming? As it comes out of the box, its set up for one fan on/off at 207 degree on a 30 amp fuse/relay. I would like to run one or two pans thru PWM if its not a lot of work. Aftermarket controllers are my second choice but using the OEM control and existing engine water sensor would be best.

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      Quote Originally Posted by GTO Jack View Post
      Does anyone know if the current E-67 ECM's from GMPP contain the pwm programming? As it comes out of the box, its set up for one fan on/off at 207 degree on a 30 amp fuse/relay. I would like to run one or two pans thru PWM if its not a lot of work. Aftermarket controllers are my second choice but using the OEM control and existing engine water sensor would be best.
      There are a few details here:

      https://lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php?t=59543

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    3. #3
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      I read a lot of those forums before asking here. You find some say yes, some say no and no one that is sure because I think it was in the ECM for a while but now is not. I think I will just go with a aftermarket version and I know it will work.




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