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Jer64 06-28-2015 01:28 AM

reduced power mode
 
I just finished swapping an 06 L33 and 4L60E into my '64 and finally got to drive my truck, but when I hit the gas pedal, the truck goes into reduced power mode. It is fine when I have it in park or neutral, it idles perfect and rev's perfect, only when I am driving will the truck go into limp mode. The only codes I've gotten are P0650 and U0107. I replaced the throttle body, TPS and double checked all the wires and grounds. Figured the new throttle body and TPS would fix it, but doesn't seem to have an effect.

I recently changed tire sizes from 275/65/15 (which the computer was programmed to) to a 265/35/22 and haven't flashed the computer yet. Is it possible that the difference in OD in the tires is causing the problem? I was going to throw the old wheels and tires on to see, but they're in storage now and haven't been able to get them.....

any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks!

BR3W CITY 06-28-2015 03:14 AM

Re: reduced power mode
 
The U0107 is the code for reduced power, so its telling you something you already know. Its something you'll see from low voltage (so make sure your not just running of Alt power). Also make sure you don't have damaged or pinched wires on the throttle pedal and Tac module. Make sure the plugs on the TAC unit are fully insterted and clicked in.

The other code is the MIL control circuit. I'm not super familiar with that code, but I believe its the circuit that runs the idiot light, and also goes to the gauges and BCM. If your not running the o.e gauges and BCM stuff, this shouldn't be causing your problem.

chuckmc8 06-28-2015 05:11 AM

Re: reduced power mode
 
What I do and suggest to others is you have LS wiring issues is to go over your harness with a "fine tooth comb"- in other words, disconnect and inspect every connection and:

check grounds

double check grounds

Its usually a ground issue on LS wiring complications IME

aknovaman 06-28-2015 08:55 AM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Are you certain you have the correct pedal for the file in the PCM?

Hart_Rod 06-29-2015 03:56 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Pedal and tach module have to match.

Shon 07-01-2015 07:28 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
what's the 'cold air set up'? we had a GTO that would do this, after all the changes to the PCM/etc it would still do it. come to find out the blade was catching on the MAF/coupler, changed that up and all was fine! so look at that area.

aknovaman 07-01-2015 07:32 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Is the traction control input wire removed from the PCM? What ecu are you running, e40, e38 or p59?

Jer64 07-09-2015 03:35 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aknovaman (Post 7223957)
Are you certain you have the correct pedal for the file in the PCM?

i asked this question to the company who did my tune and it sounds like they had an 03 to 05 tune on the PCM which is different than the 06 with the plastic pedal. i sent my PCM back to them to have it re-tuned.

Quote:

Originally Posted by aknovaman (Post 7228017)
Is the traction control input wire removed from the PCM? What ecu are you running, e40, e38 or p59?

i just sent another e-mail asking these two questions.

thank you for the input!

Jer64 07-09-2015 03:37 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shon (Post 7228011)
what's the 'cold air set up'? we had a GTO that would do this, after all the changes to the PCM/etc it would still do it. come to find out the blade was catching on the MAF/coupler, changed that up and all was fine! so look at that area.

i put a Spectre cold air kit on it. are you referring to the blade on the throttle body?

Jer64 07-09-2015 03:43 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BR3W CITY (Post 7223903)
The U0107 is the code for reduced power, so its telling you something you already know. Its something you'll see from low voltage (so make sure your not just running of Alt power). Also make sure you don't have damaged or pinched wires on the throttle pedal and Tac module. Make sure the plugs on the TAC unit are fully insterted and clicked in.

The other code is the MIL control circuit. I'm not super familiar with that code, but I believe its the circuit that runs the idiot light, and also goes to the gauges and BCM. If your not running the o.e gauges and BCM stuff, this shouldn't be causing your problem.

i went through my wiring again and found that i had the wiring for the TCC brake switch mixed up, so i swapped it and it cleared the MIL code!

Jer64 07-13-2015 10:31 PM

Re: reduced power mode
 
I received and installed the re-tuned PCM from the vendor today and the problem is fixed! They had the wrong pedal on file like was suggested. I just want to thank everyone for responding and helping me get this figured out!

BR3W CITY 07-14-2015 12:28 AM

Re: reduced power mode
 
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