Harry

Originally  an 86 GLH turbo, dropping in an 88 T2 turbo.

Tom

From: Harry Lui [mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, January 02, 2017 11:25 AM
To: Thomas Tancula <tntanc...@railworld-inc.com>
Cc: Shelby Dodge Mailing List <shelbydodge@imagilist.com>
Subject: Re: SD> spark control computer ID

Hi Thomas,

I'm not sure what you're asking. I will assume you want to drop a 88 engine 
into a 86 GLH, but I need more information.

88 2.5 n/a? 88 2.2 n/a? 88 2.2 turbo TI? 88 2.2 turbo TII?

86 GLH n/a? 86 GLH turbo?


Harry

What is a drop a 1988 engine into a 1986 GLH? Do I need a 1988 computer (brain 
box)?

Tom

Harry Computer Repair Specialist
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From: Thomas Tancula 
<tntanc...@railworld-inc.com<mailto:tntanc...@railworld-inc.com>>
To: Harry Lui <amazin...@yahoo.com<mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com>>
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Sent: Monday, January 2, 2017 11:07 AM
Subject: RE: SD> spark control computer ID

Harry

What is a drop a 1988 engine into a 1986 GLH? Do I need a 1988 computer (brain 
box)?

Tom

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 On Behalf Of Harry Lui
Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2016 6:08 AM
To: Thomas Tancula 
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Subject: Re: SD> spark control computer ID

I don't know about carb cars. I know turbo cars. In turbo cars, ALL power 
module between 85-87 are exactly the same, even L body. You can swap put a 85 
in a 87 and the car will work just fine. There is nothing special about a power 
module, even a manufactured one. Power Module does what the Logic Module says, 
the programming is actually inside the Logic Module, LM tell the PM when and 
what circuit to turn on and off. There is no programming inside a PM.


Harry Computer Repair Specialist
Microsoft® Certified IT Professional MCITP Microsoft® Certified Technology 
Specialist MCTS CompTIA A+, Network+ ce, Security+, & Server+

      From: David Salamone 
<shelbydo...@mindspring.com<mailto:shelbydo...@mindspring.com>>
To: Harry Lui <amazin...@yahoo.com<mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com>>
Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2016 5:40 AM
Subject: Re: SD> spark control computer ID

>Those style of power module were used in 84-87.
>88 and above have different style computer all together.

Exactly, the later years added more features for the unit so they would no 
longer have to use a separate kick panel computer. For the earlier carburated 
models these units had vacuum unit on the side to plug a hose into.

The later computers for the turbo & EFI models had a blockoff in that area. So 
I know at the the least it's for a carburated model but there is about a dozen 
or so different variations of them and I don't know this ones exact application.


>      From: David Salamone 
> <shelbydo...@mindspring.com<mailto:shelbydo...@mindspring.com>>
> To: Harry Lui <amazin...@yahoo.com<mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com>>
> Sent: Sunday, December 25, 2016 5:00 PM
> Subject: Re: SD> spark control computer ID
>
>Here they are, it has the standard appearance of one used on a carburated car.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Harry Lui <amazin...@yahoo.com<mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com>>
>>Sent: Dec 25, 2016 3:00 PM
>>To: David Salamone 
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>>Cc: Shelby Dodge Mailing List 
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>>Subject: Re: SD> spark control computer ID
>>
>>Picture of the unit would help identifying it.
>> Harry Computer Repair Specialist
>>Microsoft® Certified IT Professional MCITP Microsoft® Certified
>>Technology Specialist MCTS CompTIA A+, Network+ ce, Security+, &
>>Server+
>>
>>      From: David Salamone 
>> <shelbydo...@mindspring.com<mailto:shelbydo...@mindspring.com>>
>> To: harry <amazin...@yahoo.com<mailto:amazin...@yahoo.com>>
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>> Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2016 8:05 AM
>> Subject: SD> spark control computer ID
>>
>>A friend of mine gave me a brand new MP spark control computer (aka power 
>>module) and I need some help identifying what year it fits. I looked at some 
>>info I had saved on them (I've got a bunch of extra carburated ones I need to 
>>sell later) and I couldn't find this part number anywhere.
>>
>>I contacted a good friend that runs the parts department at the local Dodge 
>>dealer and he doesn't have cross reference for the Mopar Performance sold 
>>units. He recommended I look it up in the older DC and MP catalogs. I 
>>manually searched dozens of them from 1982 to 1995 and saw other numbers but 
>>not that one. An internet search under that part number also lead to nothing.
>>
>>It's got a vacuum port on it so I would assume it's only for a carburated 
>>vehicle. It's got a Mopar Performance label with a copyright date of 1988 and 
>>the part number on it is P4532320. It also says "housing 39842 5/91" and it 
>>also says "remanufactured" and the thing I'm hoping makes it a performance 
>>computer is it also is labeled "for off road use only".
>>
>>David Salamone
>>Positive Impressions
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>>
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