You’ve got an exposed wire contacting metal causing a dead short. Inspect your wiring for chaffed or cut or smashed insulation. Could be pinched between metal or rubbing against the body somewhere.
I do have a tech2 I’ll break it out and take a look. I was in a hurry to get out of the airport and can say I probably turned that key as fast as I could…
I’m still deciding if it’s physical or electrical on the trans. I could care less about the stereo. Just found it an odd coincidence… gonna data log tomorrow on a known stretch I can reproduce it on, send it to BBP and see what they say.
Get this one guys… last week moved apartments. Trans was giving me the 2000 rpm shudder occasionally, figured it’s in the BBP tune cuz it went away when I switched to tow/haul mode. Don’t have time to go look at it cuz I flew to Denver for business trip. (Avis upgraded me to a 21 Denali btw...
Mine did this 18 months ago when I bought it. Was datalogging for a mail tune. WOT runs. Oil pressure went to zero and had it towed to the shop. Next day they looked at it, held pressure just fine. Had em change the oil pressure sensor and screen just in case, and I’ve put 15,000 miles on it...
Catalytic converter efficiency error code. You missing some 02 sensors? The tune may be way off which would explain it… data log, retune, lather, rinse, repeat till the tune is right…
Loose intake piping. Expands when it’s warmer causing whatever air flow leakage to close back up and read proper airflow for maf to register correct airflow? WAG? Start checking for things that expand when warmer? Could be your maf wires are marginal and create a good circuit when it warms up...
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