Edit Question
Edit Question I asked this question in the truck section the other day with no help. My problem is the speed limiter. I am topping out at 107mph. I have it set in edit for 150mph, up from the 120mph a few days ago. I logged this today with efilive nothing alarming(revlimiter etc). Any indeas? 
OLD POST:
Today I hit the speed limiter three times on my truck, all three were at 105ish not the 120 that I have set in my tune. Is there anther table that I'm missing? This is how I set my top speed limiter.
Edit-Speedometer-SpeedLimiters- speedlimit 120
electronic throttle 101
speedlimit2 120
hysteresis 2
max mph / second change 20
04 silverado 5.3
OLD POST:
Today I hit the speed limiter three times on my truck, all three were at 105ish not the 120 that I have set in my tune. Is there anther table that I'm missing? This is how I set my top speed limiter.
Edit-Speedometer-SpeedLimiters- speedlimit 120
electronic throttle 101
speedlimit2 120
hysteresis 2
max mph / second change 20
04 silverado 5.3
Teching In
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Change the electronic throttle to 123. That should cure the problem. Where in the hell are you driving a truck 105 miles per hour three times in one day and not getting a ticket? I wouldn't have that kind of luck.
Originally Posted by dfe1
Change the electronic throttle to 123. That should cure the problem. Where in the hell are you driving a truck 105 miles per hour three times in one day and not getting a ticket? I wouldn't have that kind of luck.
Over the San Jacinto river bridge on new 90. Two lanes with no sholders, stright as an arrow, with no place for the cops to hide.
Thanks for the tip. Why would throttle position limit the top speed?
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Originally Posted by OLD BULL
Over the San Jacinto river bridge on new 90. Two lanes with no sholders, stright as an arrow, with no place for the cops to hide.
Thanks for the tip. Why would throttle position limit the top speed?
Thanks for the tip. Why would throttle position limit the top speed?
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GM trucks have been drive-by-wire since 2002 that I know of (possibly 2001, but I can't say for sure). As you might expect, there are several safety considerations relative to drive-by-wire system or component failures. ETC mph is one of those. However, it doesn't appear to be used on Corvettes as all the limiters in many cals are set to 256.
