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11-04-2006, 08:47 AM
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gettin a case learn
Hey guys, i know when you get the DHP chip, you needa do a case learn... How expensive is it to do this? just needa know so before i get the chip i make sure i got enough cash to get it done right away.
Thanx
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11-04-2006, 09:27 AM
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Re: gettin a case learn
A case learn is highly recommended but not mandatory. The real reason for it is to prevent false misfires. When you get your re-progammed DHP PCM you should have no problems starting up to get to the GM dealer service dept.
Cost varies from free to approximately $80. Best to check with the local service department you plan on taking it to.
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