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Thread: supercharged ls2 411pcm with flex fuel e85 HELP please

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    supercharged ls2 411pcm with flex fuel e85 HELP please

    6.0-ls2-t56-headers-lsa supercharger-12psi-90lb injectors, twin aeromotive e85 fuel pumps with ls1 411 pcm- cable driven.

    My car was running perfect and so I wanted to switch to e85. (only e45 in there right now, put 10 gallons of e85 on top of a few gallons of 93). I had a 2002 camaro tune file. So I then installed the ethanol sensor and wired it into the pcm. I then loaded a 2002 suburban flex fuel tune file. I copied everything over exactly from the camaro file. It started right up perfectly and idles well, not perfect but within the range its supposed to. The issue is once I give it throttle it goes up 1600rpm and goes max lean and falls back down to idle. does not die.

    ive tried my stock ve table. ive added 30% to ve above idle .nothing

    Any thought or help much appreciated! Thanks
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    Abuse mode is still set to 1,600rpm.

    I wouldn't have changed the platform type either, that file is still a truck file and you should leave it that way.

    Other small things, cylinder volume is for a 5.7 still. If this is speed density, you never failed the MAF sensor in that tune file. You probably should do that.

    Along with this being a truck file that started off as an automatic 4L60e, it sometimes can cause problems if you select manual in the transmission menu. It seems that even a segment swap with a manual file doesn't help either. So I suggest leaving it as 4L60e, then disabling the abuse/torque mngt and then going through all the transmission related dtc's and setting them to no error reported.
    2016 Silverado CCSB 5.3/6L80e, not as slow but still heavy.

    If you don't post your tune and logs when you have questions you aren't helping yourself.

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    ok thank you so much for that info i will do that and check back

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    thanks man that worked.

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    Do you know what vehicle platform it was? or is for the 2002 suburban

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    GMT-800 is that era of truck.

    You must have change it when you copied everything over.
    2016 Silverado CCSB 5.3/6L80e, not as slow but still heavy.

    If you don't post your tune and logs when you have questions you aren't helping yourself.