I am very interested in a EFILive setup.

I am still under warantee so am concerned about retaining factory settings.

Do I understand things right that it is flashing the memory and once it is turned off and disconnected the truck reverts to factory.

The residual things will still show?

No, The flash stays. Make a copy of your stock PCM and save it, that way you will always have it if you need to go to the dealer. It takes less than three minutes to program it back to stock.

The tune is flashed into the memory untill you flash back the stock one.

With EFIlive you can read the memory and save the stock tune file to be flashed back at a later date. Create a tune from your saved tune file, rename the tune file and reflash the memory with you new POEWR tune.:eek:

I just revieved EFIlive last Fri. The first thing I changed was tire size.:cool:
Now I'm waiting for Trippin to write a starter tune to learn from and go from there!

This tool is awsome. A must have:ro)

Ok, thanks.

Once I get my truck back I will be purchasing one.

Dogface, no dice for you with the EFI Live. It only works on 01-05 Duramax engines. It will not work on the 06 LLY or LBZ.

I thought it was

No it is not available for the 06 LLY's, only 04 and 05 LLY's.

Bummer

Agreed :(

Doesn't the 06 LLY use the same computer as the LBZ? I understand that is why none of the 06`s will be supported.

To the best of my knowledge that is correct.

I thought the 06 LLY with a manual trans like dogs still had the same computer as the 04.5-05, and only the 06 D/A got the new stuff?
hmmmm
dan

That I don't know.

I thought the 06 LLY with a manual trans like dogs still had the same computer as the 04.5-05, and only the 06 D/A got the new stuff?
hmmmm
dan

Quick way to check is to go to the GM CalID site -
http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web

Type in your VIN, select PCM and if the numbers for the Main Operating System look like this then it's the LBZ style ECM.
12603049
12603624
12604138

If you get Operating Systems part numbers like -
15228758
15193885
15231600

Then it's LLY based.

Cheers,
Ross

http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/expander-expanded.gif&type=image/gif (javascript:TFormSubmit('AZQF5RQF5U1F5','1','_top' ,null))http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/node-not-selectable.gif&type=image/gif12601102 - Boot Software
http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/expander-expanded.gif&type=image/gif (javascript:TFormSubmit('AWRF5BYF585F5','1','_top' ,null))http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/node-not-selectable.gif&type=image/gif12603051
http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/expander-expanded.gif&type=image/gif (javascript:TFormSubmit('AHQF59WF5NWE5','1','_top' ,null))http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/node-not-selectable.gif&type=image/gif12603626
http://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/expander-expanded.gif&type=image/gifhttp://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web?target=AVTF5MQF5YWE5&target.method=get&name=sps/node-selected.gif&type=image/gif (javascript:TFormSubmit('ACOF5LWF5B1F5','1','_top' ,null))12604140Part Number CVN Description 126041400000000New boot software to improve generic scan tool operation.126036260000000New calibration to correct problem occuring at the assembly plant. Does not address any service issues.126030510000000New boot software to correct problem occuring at the assembly plant. Does not address any service issues.126011020000000Boot Software

so none match yours but they are 126***** series so I would assume a LBZ

Too bad :(

I just revieved EFIlive last Fri. The first thing I changed was tire size.:cool:
Now I'm waiting for Trippin to write a starter tune to learn from and go from there!

This tool is awsome. A must have:ro)

Ooops, looks like I have some work to do. :eek:

well shoot, GM should have just put the other stuff on too. Then it would be a LBZ

so none match yours but they are 126***** series so I would assume a LBZ

Yeah, it looks like it's the Bosch LBZ ECM, oh well, I guess soon enough some ECM performance option will start to appear for you.

Cheers,
Ross

When I thought it was out for the LBZ/LLY it was just my lysdexicia kicking in.

Hopefully not too long to the LBZ though.

When I thought it was out for the LBZ/LLY it was just my lysdexicia kicking in.

Hopefully not too long to the LBZ though.

If you are refering to the EFIlive coming soon for the 06`s! That ain't going to happen any time soon, and PRABABLY not ever!

you're a real optomist aren't ya:lol:

What makes you say not ever. Since it was just a short release of LLY?

If they come out for the LBZ it also comes out for the 06 LLY they are using same computer

you're a real optomist aren't ya:lol:

What makes you say not ever. Since it was just a short release of LLY?

If they come out for the LBZ it also comes out for the 06 LLY they are using same computer

Because that is the word from Flashscan themself. (That is why I am pretty sure of my comments!):)

do they have this posted somewhere or via email?

I can't believe with all the excitement over the LB7/LLY that they would call it quits there.

Bosch ECMs are different than Delphi, which was used on the 01-05 trucks. 06 and up is Bosch.

do they have this posted somewhere or via email?

I can't believe with all the excitement over the LB7/LLY that they would call it quits there.

http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/showthread.php?p=841726#post841726

Post # 5.

do they have this posted somewhere or via email?

I can't believe with all the excitement over the LB7/LLY that they would call it quits there.

Sorry about the expectation this would carry over into LBZ.
Think of it this way, the Delphi ECM's are written in English (not true really), the Bosch ECM is written in German, I don't know German and it takes a long time to learn it from scratch.

Cheers,
Ross

:( Bummer I don't get to try this and see what it could do

They are still using OBDII language it should be able to be done.

Sorry about the expectation this would carry over into LBZ.
Think of it this way, the Delphi ECM's are written in English (not true really), the Bosch ECM is written in German, I don't know German and it takes a long time to learn it from scratch.

Cheers,
Ross

So find a german engineer and hire him to assist you.

Sorry about the expectation this would carry over into LBZ.
Think of it this way, the Delphi ECM's are written in English (not true really), the Bosch ECM is written in German, I don't know German and it takes a long time to learn it from scratch.

Cheers,
Ross

I can help you out with the German :lol: