That was the plan for sure but the files just ended up being so different from each other. Many tables had different axes and scaling. One would have fuel flow rates in grams/sec, other would be lbs/hour. Just a lot of stuff like that. Would have been a lot of work in excel converting things...
Finally to the 90-95% satisfaction level on the tune. It's been a journey.
Tuner and I spent a lot of time trying to get the L77 tune to work because of the mismatch with ECM and Op Sys between the L96 trucks and my LMG Tahoe. If there's one thing someone with plans for this same swap can...
New upper control arms installed and all is well - no squeak. Need to get it in for an alignment next week.
Thanks to all for the input. And thanks to the mod that added the "SOLVED" to my thread title. I was waiting until I actually installed the parts and got it back on the road for that...
Finally diagnosed the cause - upper ball joint.
I took it to Firestone since I was convinced it was the frame-to-upper arm bushings, and I thought they needed to be re-torqued with the weight of the vehicle on them. They diagnosed it as the upper ball joint though. Took it home and sure...
Well, yesterday I swapped struts per @mikez71 suggestion. Same noise, still on PS. So, it's not the struts. I'm about 95% certain it's the control arm bushings. They may have been torqued in the wrong position. When I did front end rebuild, I installed all the front suspension components...
Did that - no effect. I was hoping that was it, since it's the easiest thing to take care of!
They're Monroe quick struts. You could be right, it does seem to be coming from the strut. I'll probably try my wash thing one more time, then pull that strut. Then I'll decide if I do the clean...
2013 Tahoe LT 4x4. As title says I'm getting an annoying front suspension squeak going over bumps at low speed and, to a lesser extent when steering at low speed. All front suspension components are no more than 1.5 years old/10k miles: struts, sway bar d-bushings and end links, tie rods...
Update on the tune situation. Still running the 2013 Caprice PPV, L77, tune file. It's about as good as it's going to get. Had a few cycles with the tuner and a few issues to resolve. But now I can drive it consistently and not get a CEL and it's behaving fairly well, for using a tune from a...
Been a while since I've posted, and I haven't done any work on the tune for the last week plus - family stuff - HS graduation, picking up another kid from college, etc.
Heading back out to see the tuner this afternoon, tho. This will be an interim tune - basically the fueling parameters for...
Yep, they have the same OS issue as the pickups. But another option tuner and I discussed was replacing whole ECM with one from a van. I was messing around with AI and found that although most of the vans had 6l90 trans there were some that had a 6l80. But with a different ECM you still have...
Different operating system. It sounds like it’s vey difficult/impossible to get them to work with a different OS. Probably also wouldn’t work with BCM and TCM.
Ok time for some tuning talk.
My tuner used a base file from a 2013 L77. L77 is an aluminum 6.0 block used in that era of Caprice PPV (and some Holden cars) – 10.4 CR, with AFM, but no VVT. Although HP and torque are similar, it’s a bit different than my iron block L96 – 9.6 CR, no AFM but with...
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