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Old 02-09-2007, 06:44 AM
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Default Re: PCM Problem Overseas ? CASE Relearn

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Is there a way that we can get an ?original? 2006 Hummer H3 programmed PCM, with the original data that will work in any car of this model?

One PCM is not going to work for every H3, but I can program a PCM specific to the vehicle that does work.

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Is a CASE relearn really necessary?

Absolutely.

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Can the data in the faulty PCM be stored in used in a new PCM?

Not quite sure what you are asking here...if you had a new PCM ordered for you, it would have the latest flash from GM, so you would not need the old info from the other PCM.

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If the data is just reflashed in the faulty PCM, does it need a CASE relearn?

If you are using a tuning program like HPTuners, then no. If you are rewriting the PCM with TIS, then yes. But here's the problem. HPtuners is not going to start from scratch with a fresh GM cal - it is merely software to tweak performance options. Thus, I doubt using HPtuners alone will solve the issue. I feel like you need a reflash, or a new PCM altogether, if this problem is actually PCM related and not another control module gone sour.

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Will I have to bring a mechanic from the US with all the equipment needed to fix the car?

Kind of sounding that way. Unless you can send the car to them.
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