GM say's it takes X amount of time to do a certain job. That's what they pay the dealers to do it. If the dealer takes longer than X then they don't get paid for the extra time. If the dealer doesn't get paid, odds are the tech doing the work isn't getting paid either...
Smoke isn't one of the symptoms (but we all know what it means...:frown2:) for the special policy. If you follow the service manual it leads you down a different path to individual injector replacement.
Adam
Where did you read "hazy smoke at idle" in the TSB/Special policy? I don't see it.
Ryan
It takes me 1/2 a day to get the truck ready for the dealer and then another 1/2 a day to put it all back...
Feel like newbie asking "What programmer should i get?"...
Anyway...
What is everyone using for a lift pump and filter?
I'm looking for real word experiences.
Like and dislikes.
Would you buy it again?
Fuel system is 100% stock.
Fuel filter changed every 5k.
If this set last 4.5 years/70k like the last set (minus the 2 that were replace at 800 miles) that will put me out of warranty...time for more filtration...and maybe a lift pump:D
Just incase you didn't know...
*Horsepower numbers are represented at the crank.
This is true for ATS and PPE
I run a RWHP 230 tune when I sled pull.
I run a RWHP 40 tune when I tow the TT.
I like my SPA also. They use to have back lighting problems. but I believe that they have fixed that. I have also heard that the SPA sensors work with EFILive.