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April '26 Chat -- Play Ball!
Na, it's just a primary filter for the ductwork. The more it collects, the better it filters 🤣 I'd expect that in one of our laundry rooms. But damn, I'd never let it build to that level. We get about a five gallon bucket worth of lint every day from our commercial dryers. But we keep it from...- 2004LB7
- Post #112
- Forum: Smoke Signals
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April '26 Chat -- Play Ball!
Double check current draw on that tripping breaker. Make sure it's not at or above 24 amps or it will heat up and eventually trip. 80% rule And of you want a good outlet that won't overheat, use one designed for an EV. They have a little car icon printed on them. They are more expensive but...- 2004LB7
- Post #103
- Forum: Smoke Signals
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dome and interior lights wiring.
Check the pins at the large bale connectors to make sure none have backed out- 2004LB7
- Post #4
- Forum: Stereo & Electronics
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Bought a Cruze
You thinking head gasket leak with the copper powder?- 2004LB7
- Post #26
- Forum: Things that use Spark Plugs
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Bought a Cruze
Pull the tune first and see if you got any tables mapped out first. Won't cost a license to see the tune. Just to load it in- 2004LB7
- Post #25
- Forum: Things that use Spark Plugs
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April '26 Chat -- Play Ball!
That's one way to know you did something right- 2004LB7
- Post #97
- Forum: Smoke Signals
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Speedometer Reading Issue
Depending in what stepper motors where used in the rebuild, it very well could still be the cluster. Those steppers where known to do that -
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lbz to a lly engine swap -- no start condition
Check your fuel return at the CP3, injectors, and pressure relief And I don't think you're getting 6000-8500 psi before cranking. Usually the most is a few hundred. Then it goes up as you crank. If it doesn't go up, you either have an air leak or restriction on the supply to the CP3, excessive... -
Fixing my LBZ/ truck build
There's no gasket or seals between the to flanges. I like to use a healthy amount of Anti-seize on the mating surface and inside the v band clamp. Helps it seal up better and clamp tighten up without binding- 2004LB7
- Post #76
- Forum: Garage Builds
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Auzzie needing assistance
350hp is very conservative. You're basically running the van tune at that point. You should be able to conservatively do ~500hp- 2004LB7
- Post #13
- Forum: Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges
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Auzzie needing assistance
Position 1 would just be the main or default tune. Depending on the tuner, it could be the stock power tune or could be your hot tune. The scanner part of your V3 is able to actually see the switch position and what DSP it should be in. Could also be that it wasn't full flashed and the DSP...- 2004LB7
- Post #11
- Forum: Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges
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Auzzie needing assistance
If you're planning on tuning yourself, which is highly recommend and rewarding when you finally get the hang of it and make some good tunes, take a look at the 20/20 tutorial. It a very good start or introduction to tuning. It's a very basic tune that can be made much better if you spend more...- 2004LB7
- Post #7
- Forum: Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges
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Bought, wrecked, rebuilding a 2009 LMM
Isn't there supposed to be O rings in the fittings that do the sealing and not how tight you make it? I would think a thicker O ring would help without having to torque down too much I've also successfully pried open the crimps, cleaned the gasket and reassembled with black silicone before to...- 2004LB7
- Post #978
- Forum: Garage Builds
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Auzzie needing assistance
Calculators can be found under the "Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges" section. There is a sticky called "calculators" that has it in there along with another sticky called "timing calculator V3" that has much discussion on the topic- 2004LB7
- Post #4
- Forum: Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges
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Auzzie needing assistance
Welcome A flashscan is a good choice as you can do all the tuning yourself without having to rely on someone else. But you can still use others tunes too From the turbo you selected, I'm going to guess you'll need a transmission build sooner rather than later. Unless that's what you are...- 2004LB7
- Post #2
- Forum: Duramax Tuning, Logging, and Gauges