Crank relearn procedure
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Crank relearn procedure
Anybody around with HPtuner or efi live that can run a crank relearn for me?
My trucked popped a p0315 code yesterday and the inspection is due this month. I would rather not go to the dealer and have them void my warranty just yet...
Any help would be appreciated.
Dan
My trucked popped a p0315 code yesterday and the inspection is due this month. I would rather not go to the dealer and have them void my warranty just yet...
Any help would be appreciated.
Dan
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Both of my tunes were fine when I first used them, and then after awhile the check engine light came on for it. First time it was just the 93 octane tune from Nelson so I didn't mind taking it into the dealer. This time the light came on after 3 months but with the turbo on there I don't feel like taking it to the dealer if I don't have too.
But honestly, I don't understand the crank relearn either....seems like it would happen as soon as I put the new pcm in there. Maybe I actually have a bad crank sensor???
But honestly, I don't understand the crank relearn either....seems like it would happen as soon as I put the new pcm in there. Maybe I actually have a bad crank sensor???
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You can disable the light and there are a few well know tuners that do it. Any time you change the pcm you should do a relearn it accounts for the differences in the casting and machining in the block... If you don't mind heading down to the casinos I can help you out
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