So I'm currently in the process of swapping a hot build Olds 350 that will be bare bones with no electronics into the car that is a stock Olds 260 that was a factory A/C car with manual locks and manual windows. Long story short I'm also swapping in a Non-A/C heater box and would like to know if that means that "computer" in the car is worthless and can be removed now. If it still needs to be in the car, I would love to know what I can thin out and what needs to be kept to not run into problems.
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Pretty sure the original computer has nothing to do with AC, all analog pressure switches.
On the early C3 system the only thing the ECM does is engage the AC compressor magnetic clutch to slow the engine. This was done to keep engine from run-on.
You won't need the ECM and loom. Be careful about cutting out ignition and starter, but those are stand alone. The ECM and Loom Don't toss, box up and list for sale on the forum maybe some one can use it.
You won't need the ECM and loom. Be careful about cutting out ignition and starter, but those are stand alone. The ECM and Loom Don't toss, box up and list for sale on the forum maybe some one can use it.
Okay thank you for explaining that. I'm not well versed when it comes to this and my knowledge is only starting to grow on the platform. I'll definitely box all of that up and sell it, especially the A/C as well from its still in good condition.
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