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Help, can someone recommend a mechanics shop that will do this work in San Antonio TX. 

2019 Chevy Silverado 5.3L

Thanks

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No regular mechanics shop is going to do that work. This requires tuning on top of the delete.


Tuning the 2019+ trucks is very very expensive just so you know. You need to google a performance shop near you that can also do custom tuning if you really want to do a AFM delete. Prepare to open that wallet for this.

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Ouch, that sucks. As stated above the tuning cost alone is around $600 for ECU unlock and 6 HP tuners credits.  The parts cost isn't so bad but the labor is awful.  I don't have a recommendation for a shop but make sure you take it to someone who has done this exact job before and knows the ropes. 

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On 2/25/2025 at 1:15 PM, valric said:

Help, can someone recommend a mechanics shop that will do this work in San Antonio TX. 

2019 Chevy Silverado 5.3L

Thanks

Update: If anyone is interested, Rated R Performance shop ins San Antonio,Tx. did the Delete and tune. Cheaper than the Dealer wanted to replace all lifters and cam with the same crap.

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