DHP Powertuner for 96 Beretta V6
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2005 2:40 am
(wicked-irocz @ Sep. 08 2005,23:40)Q
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E(ErichZ26 @ Sep. 08 2005,18:19)Q
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EDusty,  To do the install you need the following from a 1996 Beretta or Corsica.
PCM
harness
injector harness
3 prong temp sensor
OBDII knock sensor
96 Tach Cluster (might be a work around for this)
For accessories you will want
96 ABS computer
96 ABS pump
cruise control(94's use older vacuum style)
Things that we turned off and did not use.
rear heated O2
EGR
purge solenoid
That is a little more than I had figured upon.  If provoked I may have to do it and will need your help locating parts but that wouldnt be until this upcoming April.  I was hoping it was simpler than that and that others could do it quite simply as thats what Im trying to use in this project are easily installable items.  Thank you for the information though.
Its a bit easier than on a W body for example.  On those you have to do a lot of splicing and rewire.   The ABS thing is the only part we have not complete.  Mine is not plugged in until I do my brake upgrades which is going to be another post.
I forgot some things.
You also want glove box, and PCM holder and air duct from a 1996 Beretta or Corsica. The 1996 glove box has a larger cutout in rear to fit around the larger PCM.
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E(ErichZ26 @ Sep. 08 2005,18:19)Q
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EDusty,  To do the install you need the following from a 1996 Beretta or Corsica.
PCM
harness
injector harness
3 prong temp sensor
OBDII knock sensor
96 Tach Cluster (might be a work around for this)
For accessories you will want
96 ABS computer
96 ABS pump
cruise control(94's use older vacuum style)
Things that we turned off and did not use.
rear heated O2
EGR
purge solenoid
That is a little more than I had figured upon.  If provoked I may have to do it and will need your help locating parts but that wouldnt be until this upcoming April.  I was hoping it was simpler than that and that others could do it quite simply as thats what Im trying to use in this project are easily installable items.  Thank you for the information though.
Its a bit easier than on a W body for example.  On those you have to do a lot of splicing and rewire.   The ABS thing is the only part we have not complete.  Mine is not plugged in until I do my brake upgrades which is going to be another post.
I forgot some things.
You also want glove box, and PCM holder and air duct from a 1996 Beretta or Corsica. The 1996 glove box has a larger cutout in rear to fit around the larger PCM.