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Old 10-14-2018, 01:06 PM   #8
95 S_Trucker
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Re: Where did GM hide the pcm?

The last year for the LQ4 was 2007. And it was in a 2500hd classic. It’s a 2007 truck, but it looks just like a 2006. I will assume the 8th digit of the vin is a U.

The new style 2007 truck would have a LY6 and a 6L90E. The LY6 is a Gen IV motor.

You have a desirable motor, but the PCM cannot control a 6 speed.


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