dp now it won't start
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Originally Posted by bruce51d
yeah i got my gauges and dp installed now the damn thing won't start. the ses is lit but i can't retrieve the code. any ideas
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Did you get all of the lacquer coating off of the edge connector? I seem to remember someone else having a no start issue after installing a chip and that is what it turned out to be.
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yeah i tried them all. it'll wirl over good. i'm not gonna lie i was pretty tired when i did the install so i could have messed up. i'll go over it again tomorrow
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Bruce
When I installed mine, the truck also wouldn't start. The contacts have to be really clean, think I did mine 2 or 3 times. I ended up using fine sandpaper, because the steelwool did not get all the laquer off. Just be very careful, if you do that...
When I installed mine, the truck also wouldn't start. The contacts have to be really clean, think I did mine 2 or 3 times. I ended up using fine sandpaper, because the steelwool did not get all the laquer off. Just be very careful, if you do that...