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Old Jun 21, 2011 | 12:41 PM
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Well, ain't this nice. No change. I'm totally stumped here. What am I missing?

Engine is all new, block, crank, pistons, harmonic balancer, flex plate, push rods, lifters, cam, heads, valves, and sensors. All that is the same is LIM, intercooler, supercharger, throttle body, MAF.

Transmission, I just changed the torque converter, no change. Rest of trans is the same, but I still get KR when no moving, so that rules out gears, internals, and diff.

What is left? The PCM, and wiring harness.

I'm sure if I missed something, I would have found it after having the engine out 4 times and the transmission out once. I think it'* time I go over the engine bay with a very fine tooth comb. I missed something, something small and stupid.
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Old Jun 21, 2011 | 01:27 PM
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Dan.. park it and wait for a package to arrive. I'll try and get it out tonight.
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Old Jun 21, 2011 | 01:44 PM
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Thanks Bill. This has become personal. If it is what I;m thinking, and I bet it'* the same thing your thinking. I'm going to face palm. And I know we had discussed it a few times. You and I both know, the list is getting VERY small.
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Check the FUSE!!!!
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Old Jun 21, 2011 | 03:39 PM
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Dang, not again.

Sure, rip one transmission apart looking for a fuse and you never live it down.
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Sorry couldn't resist.


I'm still perplexed over this first my motor then almost the other one then almost the other one again WTH!!! You are seriously running on a short list.
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Everything has been replaced. So looking at what has not changed, that list is getting smaller and smaller. And that list is the PCM, and the radiator cap. The 97 PCM has a knock sensor in it that can be replaced. Unlike the 98+ And I can't find anyplace that sells just the module. So it'* a whole new PCM.
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Originally Posted by Danthurs
Everything has been replaced. So looking at what has not changed, that list is getting smaller and smaller. And that list is the PCM, and the radiator cap. The 97 PCM has a knock sensor in it that can be replaced. Unlike the 98+ And I can't find anyplace that sells just the module. So it'* a whole new PCM.
I've got an extra PCM sitting here, and it has a knock sensor module. PM me if you still need one.
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I'm going to see what Bills PCM does. Would be nice to have a faster PCM.
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I'm going to see what Bills PCM does. Would be nice to have a faster PCM.
Can't argue with that.
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