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  1. Wouldn’t this require a sensor temperature...

    Wouldn’t this require a sensor temperature feedback to the ECM? I’ve never seen that in the wiring diagrams.
  2. I read that Bosch 13111 sensors have higher...

    I read that Bosch 13111 sensors have higher wattage heaters. It solved the problem temporarily, but now I’m getting the slow response codes again so it’s back to troubleshooting.
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    I’m using a 2 bar MAP, GM 12615136. I thought it...

    I’m using a 2 bar MAP, GM 12615136. I thought it could be a wiring thing, which is why I started logging Throttle Voltage, but I didn’t see anything unusual in the log. I checked all the wiring...
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    Throttle Unexpectedly Snaps Shut

    The engine is a 2013 LC9 from a 2013 Silverado. Twin Turbos, stock cam, 6 spd manual. The E38 ECM is from the Silverado and I'm not running a TCM.

    I've been chasing an issue with the throttle...
  5. Is Dr. Mike still doing the firmware updates for...

    Is Dr. Mike still doing the firmware updates for these? I really want the OBD CAN connectivity but don’t want to add the gauge from the -0334. I use RealDash for most gauges and I’d rather add the...
  6. I found the issue with mine. The sensors were...

    I found the issue with mine. The sensors were too far downstream and they weren’t getting hot enough. I switched to sensors with higher wattage heaters and it’s all good.
  7. Did anybody solve this yet?

    Did anybody solve this yet? I have the same issue.
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