Acronyms?
There are a lot of acronyms in the "automotive world". Especially the tuning an engine discussions. Would any one care to make a comprehensive list of them. not looking for 1 here and 2 there. but a big list. I'm sure I'm not the only one lost in all this.
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LS3, L99, and LLT are just internal GM engine codes. They have no meaning.
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Thank you but not what I mean. Not talking about texting or blog text but car (mainly engine and tuning) acronyms.
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You want to give me examples, so I can help?
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ECM, IAT, MAF, The list goes on and on. Thank you for your support, AND I'm looking for a long and comprehensive list not just these.
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Just be glad you aren't in aviation. Oh geez.
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I was in the Air Force for 6 years. That close enough. :yikes:
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I just google them when I run across ones I don't know.
MAF= mass air flow sensor ECM= electronic control module IAT= intake air temp PCV= Positive crankcase ventilation. Here is a link for more http://www.engine-light-help.com/che...-acronyms.html |
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A lot here http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9552 and http://www.ls1tech.com/acronyms.html ECM = Electronic or Engine Control Module TCM = Transmission Control Module BCM = Body Control Module PCM = Powertrain Control Module (Essentially combines ECM and TCM into one) |
Thanks IndeedSS1,
between these three links I'd believe most all are covered. I wish they were in the Wiki for quick reference. Thanks again |
whats DOD and AFM refer to when talking about cams?
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AFM: active fuel management (in V8 the automatics... switches the car to 4 cylinders when cruising)
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