Flex fuel sensor

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WindyCityDenali

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I have a 2008 6.2 denali that to my knowledge does not have the flex fuel factory add on at all. Would this set up for for me with custom tuning? What injectors are you running? any other fuel side needs?
 

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Shop is local to me, great guys.
Curious if you have experience with this? I have a 2008 denali 6.2 that to my knowledge doesn't have flex fuel from the factory, any idea if this would work? Assume E38 ecm based on their info.
 

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Curious if you have experience with this? I have a 2008 denali 6.2 that to my knowledge doesn't have flex fuel from the factory, any idea if this would work? Assume E38 ecm based on their info.
It should. I don't see why not. This adds a physical flex fuel sensor and pins out to the ECU 5v reference.

You should shoot Dave/Matt an email to confirm, though.
 

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Shoot, I gave up with the error codes and went with a physical delete, leaving the original sensor I stalled and plugging in this delete module instead. https://www.sawyertuning.is/product...elete-module-eliminate-your-flex-fuel-sensor/
So far so good...

At $100 for the physical delete module, I think the $500 difference between purchasing a new flex sensor is better off in my pocket. It doesn't conflict with my existing tuning either.
 

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Shoot, I gave up with the error codes and went with a physical delete, leaving the original sensor I stalled and plugging in this delete module instead. https://www.sawyertuning.is/product...elete-module-eliminate-your-flex-fuel-sensor/
So far so good...

At $100 for the physical delete module, I think the $500 difference between purchasing a new flex sensor is better off in my pocket. It doesn't conflict with my existing tuning either.

What vehicle did you remove the FF sensor from?
 

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The Gen III 07-14 5.3L & 09-14 6.2L motors don’t have the typical e85 calculation data harness or sensor. e85 is calculated by data from the o2 sensors so no sensor to connect to on Gen 3 or 4. We can add one though.

This is still good info because I’ve got an 01 S10 with e85 and that pricey sensor.
Shoot, I gave up with the error codes and went with a physical delete, leaving the original sensor I stalled and plugging in this delete module instead. https://www.sawyertuning.is/product...elete-module-eliminate-your-flex-fuel-sensor/
So far so good...

At $100 for the physical delete module, I think the $500 difference between purchasing a new flex sensor is better off in my pocket. It doesn't conflict with my existing tuning either.
Sorry for the Caps… it’s cut n paste

2005 Chevy Avalanche 1500 (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2000-2002 Chevy S10 Pickup (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 Chevy Silverado 1500 (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 Chevy Suburban 1500 (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 Chevy Tahoe (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 GMC Sierra 1500 (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2000-2002 GMC Sonoma (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 GMC Yukon (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
2002-2005 YUKON XL 1500 (FLEX FUEL ONLY)
 

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