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Mine doesn't show transfer case info either, it's AWD and has no electronic switches for it.

It think it might have to do with the model year why yours doesn't have that menu option

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Right, I wasn't surprised it didn't display the transfer case control module option, as it thought it was a 6.2L. What surprised me was no error message when it didn't find the Fuel Pump Control Module and it was thinking it was a 6.2L. But as you say, maybe even the rich customers didn't get a Fuel Pump Control Module in 2007...
 
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Right, I wasn't surprised it didn't display the transfer case control module option, as it thought it was a 6.2L. What surprised me was no error message when it didn't find the Fuel Pump Control Module and it was thinking it was a 6.2L. But as you say, maybe even the rich customers didn't get a Fuel Pump Control Module in 2007...

Try building your vehicle using the next model year and see if it's there. If not, choose the next year after that, etc. It won't hurt anything and the worst that will happen is it will show some kind of error
 
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Right, I wasn't surprised it didn't display the transfer case control module option, as it thought it was a 6.2L. What surprised me was no error message when it didn't find the Fuel Pump Control Module and it was thinking it was a 6.2L. But as you say, maybe even the rich customers didn't get a Fuel Pump Control Module in 2007...

I think @swathdiver can see fuel pressure on his '09 5.3l (non-rich) Yukon

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Reading my shop manual on the subject, it says 50-60psi, so if you are getting 43.5 that definitely is a problem and would call out a pump replacement.

The 50-60 psi spec, is that with KOEO, or with engine running at a specific RPM? I thought that the operating psi was okay in the low or mid 40s.
 
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But you haven't measured your fuel pressure yet...

Right, like always not taking the time to find the gauge, still just wasting time looking for fuel pressure on the Tech 2.

Probably should know better, given the shop manual has no mention of fuel pressure on the Tech 2, just instructs the techs to connect an old style analog gauge to the fuel rail.
 
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The 50-60 psi spec, is that with KOEO, or with engine running at a specific RPM? I thought that the operating psi was okay in the low or mid 40s.

It is the KOKO reading. It does allow for some bleed down after KO, but not much. I am out, but will look it up when I get home. If it was in the cloud, I could look it up now, but the cloud is for rich people. :)
 

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