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    Help Tuning my 2009 C6 Base Chevy Corvette LS3

    Hello and thank y?all in advance. I need help tuning my 2009 Chevy C6 Base Corvette (LS3).

    I just just my vette back from the dealership for a MAF sensor and and ECM issues which were resolved, but I still have a check engine light for air flow and some others.

    The dealership said that it has a ?mild cam? and needs to be tuned. I also for sure have exhaust and a air raid CAI.

    I purchased a HP tuner version 3 and have the data logs if that helps.

    Thank you!
    -Ballard

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    What codes?

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    Something about it being too lean and something dealing with evap systems... Can I send you my tuner files?Log3-hwy-driving-30min.hpl

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    My email is in my sig! I do remote tunes all over the world. Send me the file

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    Ok, I just sent it. Thank you!

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    This would be a easy fix.

    In fact.. It would be a good idea to clean the MAF element first since this car is getting up in age. A fouled MAF sensor would cause it to run lean like this. The two codes you have are for lean fuel trims. The EVAP code isn't active now, its a permanent code meaning it tripped one time in the past.

    The manifold pressure to me indicates it likely does not have a cam.. if it does it is super small/near stock.

    The timing at idle kinda points to a vacuum leak which would also cause the lean fuel trims
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    Thank you. I figured out the evap issue. The dealership forgot to reconnect the evap hose. What changes do you recommend for CAI, exhaust and others enhancements? Thank you!