watforme tune

454ss · October 11, 2005

how do i get in touch with them to get info on a tune? do they have a web site? was all set on westers, but the price differance is quite a bit from what ive heard. any body have any bad experience with either one?

bdeboer · October 11, 2005

I corresponded with Jesse through E-mail ([email protected]) for mine. It took me a couple of weeks to get the PCM. It really woke the 6.0L up in my Suburban. This is his website: http://www.wait4meperformance.com/. I did get the check engine light requiring the crank relearn procedure.

3500in nc · October 11, 2005

website is

www.wait4meperformance.com

hope that helps

Supercop8100 · October 11, 2005

See the Wait4me tune article in 2500HD/3500 forum.

gmcjoe · October 11, 2005

Calling Jesse on the phone is the best way to reach him.

I've had his tune in since the first of August and love it

Jester4736w · October 12, 2005

Whats the Crank Relearning procedure mean? Can you elaborate a little on that?

dannyukonxl · October 12, 2005

Whats the Crank Relearning procedure mean? Can you elaborate a little on that?

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the new pcm relearns the crankshaft position to detect misfires and accelerate timing as much as possible to take advantage of the tune, i havent had mine done in 2 months yet haha but i sent it back in and will get it done after.. hopefully

builderpaul · October 12, 2005

Whats the Crank Relearning procedure mean? Can you elaborate a little on that?

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This topic comes up every few weeks. I will respond with what I know because some of the posts are not quite correct.

The pcm needs to know the relationship of the crank to each cylinder.

A different pcm may not see the correct cylinder location and trips the ses.

The relearn just tells get both back in sync. (not the rock band)

This is only a diagnoses tool !!!! If a misfire is detected this will just show you the correct cylinder that misfired. It will not effect perform ace. Truck will not run any different with the learn or not.

Some tuners think it is such an unimportant tool that it is just turned off, during tunning, to avoid any ses.

This info is from many previous threads, on this topic, on this board.