OEM 2001 Chevrolet Camaro Engine Control Module

2001 Chevrolet Camaro Engine Control Module Parts and Q&A

• Q: Is it important to ensure the system voltage is appropriate and to resolve any charging system concerns before programming an Engine Control Module on 2001 Chevrolet Camaro?

  A: The process to program a control module starts by checking two conditions: first test the vehicle system voltage which needs to be higher than 12 volts yet lower than 16 volts and secondly verify that all charging system problems are solved beforehand. A programming failure alongside control module damage can occur when connecting a battery charger as the device causes incorrect voltage fluctuations and improper charging of the battery system. To prevent battery power depletion you must disable every power-consuming system which includes the twilight sentinel, interior lights, daytime running lights (DRL), hvac systems and engine cooling fans. The test tool will indicate the correct Ignition Switch position during programming and requires users to keep the engine off and ignition turned on but they must not modify this setting unless there is an instruction to do so. Ensure tool connections at the rs-232 as well as the dlc remain tight during programming because tool harness movement might result in control module failure or programming interruptions.