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Old Jan 26, 2015 | 10:44 PM
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Wow, didn't even read all of it. Clear the codes and go drive it, then retrieve them again.
HAHAHAHA I knew that was going to happen..

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Old Jan 27, 2015 | 02:12 PM
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The fuel pump in post #58 is a great price! Almost too good to be true. BUT, if it's a genuine AC Delco module, go for it.

Anytime you get a slew of DTC's it's best to clear 'em out, and do a General Motors Driving Cycle then post the DTC's in the order they are retrieved.

All 3 DTC's in post #62 could easily be caused by fuel delivery problems. Replace the pump & injector assembly, clear the codes, do the drive cycle, and post any DTC's.
 
Old Jan 27, 2015 | 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Captain Hook
The fuel pump in post #58 is a great price! Almost too good to be true. BUT, if it's a genuine AC Delco module, go for it.

Anytime you get a slew of DTC's it's best to clear 'em out, and do a General Motors Driving Cycle then post the DTC's in the order they are retrieved.

All 3 DTC's in post #62 could easily be caused by fuel delivery problems. Replace the pump & injector assembly, clear the codes, do the drive cycle, and post any DTC's.
My thoughts exactly. Just waiting for my paycheck then I will be buying them. I need to buy something to clear the codes. I have a plan:

New Torque Android Bluetooth OBD2 Check Engine Auto Code Reader Adapter OBDII | eBay

Already have torque installed on my android.
 
Old Feb 1, 2015 | 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by ooseven
My thoughts exactly. Just waiting for my paycheck then I will be buying them. I need to buy something to clear the codes. I have a plan:

New Torque Android Bluetooth OBD2 Check Engine Auto Code Reader Adapter OBDII | eBay

Already have torque installed on my android.
finally a post i can help a little with... ran across your thread while doing some searching for issues i'm having.

i have this, works great reading & clearing codes with torque (android) & my 2000 blazer
Amazon.com: BAFX Products - Bluetooth OBD2 scan tool - For check engine light & diagnostics - Android ONLY: Automotive Amazon.com: BAFX Products - Bluetooth OBD2 scan tool - For check engine light & diagnostics - Android ONLY: Automotive

the one on ebay may be good too i dunno, but i know this one

these things pay for themselves after a while vs. spending time & gas going to autozone, advance, etc. to get codes read
 
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