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By 19l5pwithsaltycheapwiring
December 20, 2024 in Troubleshooting, Warranty & Recalls

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Posted December 20, 2024

Posted December 20, 2024

Tuned 19 silverado l5p Having several communication codes. U18a2, u0076, p2635 poo46. Reduced power. Inspected and cleaned plug ins. Replaced fuel pump drive control. Replaced can bus plugs. Not sure where to go from here.

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