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How do you know it stays in 8cyl. all the time if the gauges don't show it? I had mine tuned out and I still can see which mode it is in. Switch to econ mode and you will see it.
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Originally Posted by Vader_C5
Call your local dealer service department and ask for a VIS report. If the triple flush is NOT listed on the VIS, then I would strongly advise you to get it done. I am getting my 2016 Triple Flush done in a couple weeks with 43k miles.
Originally Posted by drive it
If it stays in 8 cyl. mode without the range it may well have had a tune for it. If in doubt-triple flush. I did it my self and found 3 flushes I only used 18 qts. so did a fourth to use the 24 qts. I was getting that slight shudder and now it's gone.
Originally Posted by duckvett
There is NO fuse that controls the AFM. Only two ways that I know of to control AFM - Range or a tune.
Good info here. If unsure about the triple flush, have it done.
How do you know it stays in 8cyl. all the time if the gauges don't show it? I had mine tuned out and I still can see which mode it is in. Switch to econ mode and you will see it.
If you switch to the right screen, the gauge cluster will display it.
the range is labeled GTMOTOR IT IS plugged into Top Down Tech window valet l had this in my C5 so it works
l will try all the different combos
Sounds like a chinese copy of a Range device. How can it be plugged into a window valet but not the OBD port? Even then, it won't remove the V8 indicator from the dash.
Sounds like a chinese copy of a Range device. How can it be plugged into a window valet but not the OBD port? Even then, it won't remove the V8 indicator from the dash.
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