DFM disabler released

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Slimpee

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No it will not as people have installed it and still had lifter issues back when they had the bad run of lifter issues which was September 2020 to March 2021 engine build date not vehicle build date from the company that made the lifters for GM.
How do you find the engine build date?
 

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You guys see this thread?


This CARBYTE unit looks to be exactly what most of us were hoping for. Plugs in under the dash and does everything the RANGE unit does -- but with easy access.
 

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You guys see this thread?


This CARBYTE unit looks to be exactly what most of us were hoping for. Plugs in under the dash and does everything the RANGE unit does -- but with easy access.
I came across this unit when searching and couldn’t imagine that it actually worked. Not saying it doesn’t, pretty wild if it’s advanced enough to cover all the cars in the list they show plus these global b’s.

One weird thing from a review on Amazon.

“One thing to note and not mentioned on their website: it does not deactivate DFM until a speed of 40 MPH is obtained for a few seconds at which point DFM is deactivated for the entire drive cycle.”
 

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I came across this unit when searching and couldn’t imagine that it actually worked. Not saying it doesn’t, pretty wild if it’s advanced enough to cover all the cars in the list they show plus these global b’s.

One weird thing from a review on Amazon.

“One thing to note and not mentioned on their website: it does not deactivate DFM until a speed of 40 MPH is obtained for a few seconds at which point DFM is deactivated for the entire drive cycle.”
So is the 40 mph thing about the Carbyte TRUE?
 

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So is the 40 mph thing about the Carbyte TRUE?
No clue, looks like you asked the guy who posted it so hopefully he can confirm. Was funny because I saw somebody going with the carbyte because the range still deactivates when slowing down. Sound like the carbyte isn't 100% either LOL
 

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A Carbyte rep on this thread says that it DOES function under 40 mph:

Here you go, found something useful. Here's Carbyte actually explaining it. If you don't hit 40, DFM does it's thing. If you do hit 40 they claim it's completely disabled for that drive cycle. Generally speaking that's probably fine, just don't get fooled into thinking the DFM is completely disabled.

You should buy it and leave us your impressions. I'm certainly curious!

1731961458325.png https://www.at4forum.com/threads/carbyte-dfm-disabler-for-2024-limited-giveaway.3482/page-6
 

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