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  1. GenBiltstein

    Code 81 and not shifting out of first

    DTC 81 The TCM commands the solenoid “ON” and voltage remains high. The TCM commands the solenoid “OFF” and voltage remains low. All conditions are met for 2 seconds. Commanding on and off is done through the negative side of the solenoid circuit in the computer. Where I am...
  2. GenBiltstein

    Rebuilding a GM8 turbo,show and tell

    Simon nice writeup. Good pics and thank you.
  3. GenBiltstein

    Demonic Posseion, Need exorcist...Won't shut off

    A hot wire is shorting to the fuel shut off solenoid and I am willing to bet you that it aint coming from the ign switch. Turn the key on but don't start the truck. Check for voltage and amperage at the fuel shut off solenoid. Shut off ign key. Recheck volts and amps. Are they the same? Some...
  4. GenBiltstein

    4300k Goodness

    Beautiful!!!
  5. GenBiltstein

    Melted battery terminal

    From my experience every time a battery post melts it is because the connection at the battery was loose. I have seen quite a few amps flow through a battery post without a problem when they are tight. One arc from a loose terminal means melting if the amps are passing through.
  6. GenBiltstein

    Code 81 and not shifting out of first

    Pin E is in the middle. Pin A is in the upper left. Ohms should be in the neighborhood of 20. Like Bison said you can rig a battery and actually check it. A click can be heard. If the circuit is failing there is a chance that it could be the solenoid or the wiring through the passthrough...
  7. GenBiltstein

    Hello from Md

    Hello from Maryland. I will be moving to Virginia soon enough.
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