Long term fuel trims adjusting

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goosemanx
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Long term fuel trims adjusting

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I previously had a u7193 for my 2005 gmc
I now have a 2015 gmc and i2
Just wondering if adjusting fuel trims and wot is the same for this new tuner?
Can someone please guide me as I can't find any info in my searches
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Re: Long term fuel trims adjusting

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no, there is no injector slope setting on the new 2015 vehicle you have, since it is direct injection.. totally different setup than your old 2005 truck... so there's no fueling for you to adjust for fuel trims..

you'd need to get a custom tune done so that the MAF sensor table could be rescaled for any fueling tweaks needed..

you can hit up www.diablewtune.com for custom tuning..
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