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By Swimmer8366
February 21, 2017 in Ask A GM Technician

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Swimmer8366

Posted February 21, 2017

Posted February 21, 2017

Heard there is a way to do a crank sensor relearn with out a scan tool on a 2002 Silverado.

Any one do this try it heard of it?

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