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Old 07-08-2013, 11:37 PM
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1999 trans am
390, turbo , 4L80e

Here's the issue I accelerate and at right around 5500 rpm the pcm does a reset with the swing of the gauges and the trip meter reset, also my wideband looses power and resets.

I attached a short datalog, frame 195 is where it does the reset, if you look at the afrs you can see how they drop down to 10 that's the wideband powering back up.

I'm thinking it's somewhere in the electrical, I datlogged the voltage and it does it everytime.

If someone knows what's causing this I will gladly paypal you $50. Worth every penny to get this resolve.

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Did you check your battery connections??? Battery going bad??? My gauges in my Lightning will sweep when the battery is about to crap out. I know you are SUPPOSED to be running on alternator power when motor is running..... But if you have a cell going bad, it will cause all kinda of demons for sure.
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I will check thank you
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let us know.... good luck
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You may be overspinning the alternator, does it happen everytime it goes above 5500? Also, what coils are you running/plugs/gap
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any news???
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Originally Posted by xRelapse13
You may be overspinning the alternator, does it happen everytime it goes above 5500? Also, what coils are you running/plugs/gap
Thats what im thinking, a good friend of mine litterally blew up this alternator with his procharger lol
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no news on this problem??? I want 50 bones



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