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    06 Sierra/Silverado P59 OS 12619623 Adding flex

    I always seem to struggle with OS compatibility when it comes to P59 controllers. In this case I have am trying to add flex to an 06 Sierra that was a factory flex truck (virtual not a wired sensor). I have enabled flex in the tune and enabled codes P0178/P0179. The codes will not set with the sensor disconnected. To the best of my knowledge GM stopped using wired FF sensors in 2005 and I have been unable to find anything with OS 1269623 that I can use to segment swap the flex info into.

    I did try flashing an 05 Flex OS 12592618 into the PCM, that did not end well (engine hot message on the cluster and bricked the PCM). I know there are ppl out there that can build out what I need in used defined parameters but I have never understood or learned how to do that. If someone can help me out I would be willing to pay for the education, or just the service.

    Thanks in advance!

    Oh, I attached the tune file, this is still a stock/non segment swapped OS with a 4L60, no need for 4L80 changes on this unit

    TCPtuned 06 Sierra 5.3, 4L60, 2800rpm converter, large cam, headers, factory flex.hpt
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    Bumping this back up to the top, really hoping for some help.....please!
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    One more run to the top anybody good with adding used defined to this tune for flex or have another work around?
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    One more time to the top and I am going to start swapping OS's and maybe brick another ECU.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 01 MidMet WS6 View Post
    I always seem to struggle with OS compatibility when it comes to P59 controllers. In this case I have am trying to add flex to an 06 Sierra that was a factory flex truck (virtual not a wired sensor). I have enabled flex in the tune and enabled codes P0178/P0179. The codes will not set with the sensor disconnected. To the best of my knowledge GM stopped using wired FF sensors in 2005 and I have been unable to find anything with OS 1269623 that I can use to segment swap the flex info into.

    I did try flashing an 05 Flex OS 12592618 into the PCM, that did not end well (engine hot message on the cluster and bricked the PCM). I know there are ppl out there that can build out what I need in used defined parameters but I have never understood or learned how to do that. If someone can help me out I would be willing to pay for the education, or just the service.

    Thanks in advance!

    Oh, I attached the tune file, this is still a stock/non segment swapped OS with a 4L60, no need for 4L80 changes on this unit

    TCPtuned 06 Sierra 5.3, 4L60, 2800rpm converter, large cam, headers, factory flex.hpt
    I understand you are trying to add the physical sensor but why? If it already was a FF truck was the virtual flex not working? The problem is the earlier FF P59 trucks that used a sensor, those calibrations are not going to be compatible with the 06 ETC and TAC hardware. I know virtual flex doesn't always work but I've seen plenty that it works fine on.