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SubVet Thu, June 23rd, 2011 08:49 PM

Truck is stalling when switching tunes
 
Ok, so I just got my FU chip, :cheesy smile:

The truck runs great in each position but, when I change positions on the fly (taking my foot off the throttle first) the truck stalls 5 out of the 7 times that I tried. It also did this in the driveway with the truck in park and neutral.

I'm betting I need to clean the connection better? could it be anything else?

cleatus12r Thu, June 23rd, 2011 09:13 PM

Did you get more than one strategy code with your FU?

You cannot mix calibration codes. If you have a VRAA6S3 set and a different set, you CANNOT mix them.

cleatus12r Thu, June 23rd, 2011 09:16 PM

I just looked.

Yep, you have VRAA6S3 and VNAAA something.

DO NOT MIX THEM ON THE CHIP. THAT IS YOUR PROBLEM.

SubVet Thu, June 23rd, 2011 09:22 PM

I'm dumb, :notallthere:I try to make every mistake only once.

Ok, so I'll take it out and reburn tomorrow.

Is it ok to run, as long as I don't change tunes?

Really do appreciate your help.

Thanks

SubVet Fri, June 24th, 2011 05:51 AM

Do I need to disconect PCM when reburning the chip? I think I should have enough room to remove the chip without removing the pcm.

I plan to disconnect the batteries but I was hoping I didn't have to actually disconnect pcm.

F-127 Fri, June 24th, 2011 11:28 PM

Should be OK to run as long as you don't change tunes from calibration to calibration.

PCM disconnection not needed, battery disconnection not needed. Just be absolutely sure the key is in the off position and preferably that the keys are out of the ignition so there is no chance it could be turned while you are removing or installing the chip. Seeing that you have a Super Duty, as long as you have modded the plastic PCM holder/bracket enough to remove the chip without removing the bracket itself, you can get by without disconnecting the PCM. Just make sure that the chip and switch cable are good and secure so they won't get bumped or pulled out while driving.

SubVet Sun, June 26th, 2011 08:49 AM

I just went a head burned new tunes on it,

works perfect now


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