Pcm Install

[coopster3]

I just got my wait4me pcm for my '06 2500 HD and realized, I don't know where it goes. I know, I know. When ya'll stop laughing long enough to type, just tell me if it's under the hood beneath the fuse block, or do I need to do surgery under my dash to get to it.

[omegafiler]

You could go here for some good pics/instructions, but there are lots of others out there. This is just the closest link I had.

[coopster3]

You could go here for some good pics/instructions, but there are lots of others out there. This is just the closest link I had.

 

 

Thank you! I could not find a schem on it to save my life. Hated to ask, (about like asking for directions), but glad I did. Nice denali by the way, love those tips. Are you happy with your w4me tune? (Seat of the pants) feel and such?

[omegafiler]

You could go here for some good pics/instructions, but there are lots of others out there. This is just the closest link I had.

 

 

Thank you! I could not find a schem on it to save my life. Hated to ask, (about like asking for directions), but glad I did. Nice denali by the way, love those tips. Are you happy with your w4me tune? (Seat of the pants) feel and such?

 

 

No problem, and thanks! I am indeed quite happy with the Wait4Me tune. If you search the forum it'll probably be hard to find a Wait4Me post around here without my name all over it.

 

I'm sure you'll like it. Just a few standard tips (since I'm in a typing mood.) Make sure you give the new PCM time to adjust for your particular vehicle, driving style, mods, octane, etc. Keep in mind that you will get much more performance with premium fuel than with regular. And of course, the crank relearn (search) is recommended.

 

Enjoy!