yes, make sure the service writer states that on the work order. "all available bcm/pcm" updates, otherwise the tech won't know and it won't get done. The service writers are lackey and usually are too lazy to write details into the service order.
Do I need to do anything with this battery current sensor?
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Ok... will do thanks for the tip I will get stated on work order so if later on something not updated I can call them on it . There is a bunch stuff to be updated because I found couple more on shifting updates that mines does also . So from 2006 it must of never seen a update . Hopefully he can tell me if was ever updated .
Do I say and ECM ??? PCM/BCM/ECM all available updates?
I only want to pay once lol..
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ya that covers all the bases lol
And then some. You cannot tell them too much to update for the money.
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They should have like whole flash with latest updates . After digging thru the website there is a bunch to update calibrations since 2006. Witch causes false codes to come up that need updates . Makes me realize it should be first plan always make sure PCM updated would save alot of headaches .
Point being first code year ago was p 2135
But my grounds were bad that never came up again now p2108,p1516,u0107 came up twice. But before I seen the TSB I could of bought the throttle body$150 then the TAC $100 then I still got codes so I have pay another $100 for PCM update .. $350 it could of spin out control pretty easy .. Just because I never updated PCM . So PCM update is like the first thing to look at when dealing with crazy mystery codes popping up .[emoji15][emoji849] ( Good ground is still number one and a good battery )
That is my thought after looking at all them strange updates that say calibration updated . There is a bunch of them . I'm sure there the ones that pull mystery codes came up and it was really just software tuning errors. ( After you buy like couple sensors and a module and quart of dielectric grease checking connections )
Then we're at the mercy of the GMC Gods.lol
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Point being first code year ago was p 2135
But my grounds were bad that never came up again now p2108,p1516,u0107 came up twice. But before I seen the TSB I could of bought the throttle body$150 then the TAC $100 then I still got codes so I have pay another $100 for PCM update .. $350 it could of spin out control pretty easy .. Just because I never updated PCM . So PCM update is like the first thing to look at when dealing with crazy mystery codes popping up .[emoji15][emoji849] ( Good ground is still number one and a good battery )
That is my thought after looking at all them strange updates that say calibration updated . There is a bunch of them . I'm sure there the ones that pull mystery codes came up and it was really just software tuning errors. ( After you buy like couple sensors and a module and quart of dielectric grease checking connections )
Then we're at the mercy of the GMC Gods.lol
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Yes, the General likes to keep us guessing.
When you get them done would you let us know what kind of pricing they get for full update programming? Ballpark? Just curious.
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Well see when I hand them the TSB and want full PCM update . I told service guy that's what I wanted on phone so it was no big deal he said they do it all the time. This is a GM garage dealer. Appointment is not till end of the month ..so it be while I will update later .
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$79 looks like they just flashed.
PCM/VCM can anyone tell me details of these numbers ? It shifts better and smoother and for some reason a miss I had under load is now gone .[emoji849][emoji15] Worth the $79 do far .
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PCM/VCM can anyone tell me details of these numbers ? It shifts better and smoother and for some reason a miss I had under load is now gone .[emoji849][emoji15] Worth the $79 do far .
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looks like they are just calibration numbers, the part number may reference a tsb or something, who knows but looks like they did as requested.$79 looks like they just flashed.
PCM/VCM can anyone tell me details of these numbers ? It shifts better and smoother and for some reason a miss I had under load is now gone .[emoji849][emoji15] Worth the $79 do far .
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