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F/s 2009 Gmc Sierra Ecm/tcm

jgold121

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jgold121 Enthusiast

jgold121

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I have a BlackBear tuned ECM and TCM for a 2009 GMC Sierra 5.3 Flex with 4spd Transmission.

 

I'm selling because I've swapped my stock computers back in because I seem to attract too many cops and speeding tickets :-/

 

They were tuned for a bone stock truck with no engine performance mods whatsoever.

 

AFM is still on, torque management I believed was reduced by 80%, and shifts were firmer (not HARD).

 

These ECM/TCM's should be plug-and-play for mechanically similar trucks, but if you want to have them re-tuned, you'll pay upwards of $220 for the set from any other place.

 

Asking $300 shipped to US states.

Paypal Only.

 

-jG

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Those are married to your truck and would need reprogrammed with vin for them to work in another truck. :D Its not as easy as just selling them.

Bowtie2Sierra Enthusiast

Bowtie2Sierra

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Are you for certain? They are specifically locked to my VIN or just to the exact configuration of engine/trans/mods?

 

 

Yes, they are locked to your VIN. They will need to be reprogrammed.

66nova Senior Enthusiast

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You are seriously wanting to sell your Black Bear tuned computers because you can't keep your foot out of it??? :smash:

 

 

Why not just send them back to Justin and have him "detune" them a little. Tune it more for mileage and stick the speedlimiter back on it. Retunes are free.

 

A tuned truck is so much more driveable.

ShimanoFisherman Enthusiast

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I agree with Nova66... Returning to stock is not an option :D

 

+1

 

Tood bad he can't give out an "evaluation" tune that could be set to expire after thirty days. He'd be like a crack dealer...give 'em the taste for free. :lol:

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