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Tahoe TBSS Intake manifold swap
Plenty of information on this site and on the internet (youtube, other forums. etc.) on how to do this swap. A "return less fuel system" which were installed (I believe) on 04 and later on had one line going into the fuel rail which sits on top on the intake manifold. A "return fuel system" has...- RAMurphy
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Well, exhausted my troubleshooting with tank installed on truck. Going to drop it and continue from there. However, I did order another fuel pump assembly so I will have it on hand.- RAMurphy
- Post #21
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Some random and crazy numbers/readings. So like I said in my last post, for whatever reason my scan tool reads that the fuel tank capacity is 21.6 gallons, i know that is incorrect. When my gauge indicated full the volts were 2.90 and the indications for fuel level remaining 21.6 gallons. When...- RAMurphy
- Post #20
- Forum: General Discussion
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What do I do with my 2003 Z71 Suburban?
If you have room, and it sounds like you do - Keep it.- RAMurphy
- Post #16
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
T0ok my scanner out to the Tahoe and did a little trouble shooting. I took numerous screen shots and I will post data a little later after my wife and go out for a drink and dinner. First - the gauge would not drop to empty during this test (bummer). But it did fluctuate from just over a half a...- RAMurphy
- Post #19
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Great information. Thank you.- RAMurphy
- Post #18
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
This is great. Thank you.- RAMurphy
- Post #17
- Forum: General Discussion
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My From Start to Finish 6.0L Build
I haven't ordered them just yet, but yes they will be fully loaded.- RAMurphy
- Post #470
- Forum: Under Construction
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Wow, great information. I will most definitely look and check on these numbers. Thanks again everyone.- RAMurphy
- Post #15
- Forum: General Discussion
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My From Start to Finish 6.0L Build
Great to hear. So looking forward to working with them again and getting them ordered.- RAMurphy
- Post #468
- Forum: Under Construction
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
One of the possible failure mode of this code is "Malfunctions within the PCM". I'm not experiencing any other issues so I assume this is not a likely source of the issue. Thoughts? I guess I will need to drop the tank to complete verify wiring issues. My gut, tells me this is a sending unit issue.- RAMurphy
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion
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My From Start to Finish 6.0L Build
Because I can: MADE IN THE USA!! CAST IN THE USA!! MACHINED IN THE USA!! As-Cast 225cc Intake Runners With CNC Machined Chambers & Valve Guides For Unmatched Flow! Small Bore Configurations for extra compression applications while keeping good piston to valve clearance 62cc CNC Machined...- RAMurphy
- Post #466
- Forum: Under Construction
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Thanks all. An update: Ran my scan tool and although the gauge was steady and reading about 3/4 of tank (which is pretty close to accurate based on the amount of miles), I was able to pick up a stored intermittent code of P0463. Seems like I have a fuel sensor problem, although I will do some...- RAMurphy
- Post #9
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Thank you. I will give the dose of Chevron Techron a shot. I've always used top tier fuels.- RAMurphy
- Post #6
- Forum: General Discussion
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Fuel Sending Unit/Gauge - SOLVED
Thank you for the response, sounds like a plan and what I need to do. When it goes back to reading fuel quantity it appears to go back to the correct fuel amount. Sure hope it is a wiring issue, I don't want to drop the tank again and the rest of the work associated with getting the fuel pump...- RAMurphy
- Post #5
- Forum: General Discussion
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My From Start to Finish 6.0L Build
Wow, crazy how fast a year+ can go. About another month and I will be in a position to be able to order the heads I decided on for this now slightly over budget build. OK, maybe a bit more than "slightly". It's been a painful and crazy 7 months. Our new puppy is now 8 months old and get's fixed...- RAMurphy
- Post #465
- Forum: Under Construction
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