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Old Nov 28, 2013 | 10:49 AM
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Hey guys..just put a new trans in a 07 avalanche and it says to reset the computer to factory settings..anyone know how i can do this?..what tool will do it. I have hp tuners will that do it? Thanks for any input.
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Old Nov 28, 2013 | 01:41 PM
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A fresh flash through HP tuners would do it. Pulling the pcm power will reset most learned data. A code reader will clear your stored/written fault codes. Really just depends on what exactly they mean.
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Old Nov 28, 2013 | 04:14 PM
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They say the truck has learned how to shift with the wore out trans and with a new one it needs to be set back the factory settings.
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A fresh flash of the same tune would do it for sure. No learned data is transfered ever to my knowledge.
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Pull 12v. That will clear the nvm...
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Pulling power does not reset written fault codes. I know, I've tried it, and its been like this for 15 years. Read up fella.
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Old Nov 29, 2013 | 12:27 PM
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Pulling power does not reset written fault codes. I know, I've tried it, and its been like this for 15 years. Read up fella.
LOL... I'm glad you think you know what I am talking about. Its not faults he's clearing, he just needs to reset the learned adaptive controls. Again, Pull 12v, wait 5 min, go for a drive.
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And I'm stating that for the last 15 years not all "learned" data is reset, and I specifically named written fault codes. If you are saying what he needs to do requires only simply removing PCM power for 5 minutes then why doesn't the service manual simply state that? And, if what you said is true, its already been mentioned. So congrats, you've contributed nothing You aren't schooling anyone.
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Old Nov 29, 2013 | 10:55 PM
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I certainly don't know which "learned" parameters get reset by cutting the power; it would be useful to see a list of which get reset and which don't.

If you have tuning software like HP-Tuners or EFI-Live, you can download the current tune to a file and immediately upload it again; I also believe this resets everything. Of course this will cost you tune credits, but you probably have already used them for this car.
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