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Old 07-29-2005, 02:57 AM
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Just put my wait4me PCM in. I have to do a relearn no biggy. I am happy so far. I am going to do the Crank Relearn. The I will go to the track and compare stock PCM to the wait4me PCM. Jesse hit the shift points perfectly. Its hard to tell a gain in power because of my elevation, but the truck runs stronger. Still cant break loose the tires no matter what. Damn it sucks being at 4k feet ASL. The 3.42s probably dont help. Anyways I will keep ya posted.
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I can't break the tires loose with my 3.42s and Im in Houston. So don't feel too left out. HAHA
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ho do you perform a "crank relearn"?
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I got 3.42's and I break them loose all through first if I stall it up.... sucks when you are trying to race, but i'll always catch up!!!
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Originally Posted by Searching4Sierra
ho do you perform a "crank relearn"?

i was told to go to a speed shop or a transmission shop and they got a scanner and wont take them but 4-5minutes.
Old 07-30-2005, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by ap2002
i was told to go to a speed shop or a transmission shop and they got a scanner and wont take them but 4-5minutes.
Yea, the right scan tool or a GM TechII is needed. I went to a local dealership to have mine done, they charged me .5 labor (about $46).
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I am glad my GF cousin can do it for me because I havent a clue.
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do you just clear the code? or do you have to do something else with the tech 2
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Originally Posted by Searching4Sierra
do you just clear the code? or do you have to do something else with the tech 2

have to do the relearn for it. no biggie.
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takes about 30 seconds with the right tool


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