Originally Posted By: steve20
Steve in FL--you use these trucks--maybe this is new to you, and maybe not, but there is a fast idle setting which can be invoked in the preferences section of the DIC--lets the truck idle at 1200 rpm. (You had previously mentioned in your business application, the trucks do a fair about of time at fast idle--here is the easy way to do it)
Steve
Note that our Factory Authorized Upfitter uses an all electronic speed control that interfaces directly with the PCM. When the unit is in park with the emergency brake set and the AC off you can choose from 3 different speeds. 1000, 1500, and 1800 rpm are there at the flick of the switch! Note that this was developed directly with GM G Team engineers and replaces our older vans mass of wires, vacuum lines, and servos used to control the speeds!
In this particular instance DBW throttle is the best!
Steve in FL--you use these trucks--maybe this is new to you, and maybe not, but there is a fast idle setting which can be invoked in the preferences section of the DIC--lets the truck idle at 1200 rpm. (You had previously mentioned in your business application, the trucks do a fair about of time at fast idle--here is the easy way to do it)
Steve
Note that our Factory Authorized Upfitter uses an all electronic speed control that interfaces directly with the PCM. When the unit is in park with the emergency brake set and the AC off you can choose from 3 different speeds. 1000, 1500, and 1800 rpm are there at the flick of the switch! Note that this was developed directly with GM G Team engineers and replaces our older vans mass of wires, vacuum lines, and servos used to control the speeds!
In this particular instance DBW throttle is the best!
