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    U0107 Wtf??

    been throwing this code for a while and it puts me into REP. Replaced the TAC, TB, MAF, checked grounds,
    was at the dealer today looking over with the tech and couldnt find anything
    now the truck went into REP mode and wont come out. crawled back to the dealer at about 2mph LOL and stuck it in the back since it was after hours
    Allen has sent me retune but still threw codes??? anyone have any ideas?
    what have we missed?
    thanks!

    Ryan

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    Quote Originally Posted by rpav View Post
    been throwing this code for a while and it puts me into REP. Replaced the TAC, TB, MAF, checked grounds,
    was at the dealer today looking over with the tech and couldnt find anything
    now the truck went into REP mode and wont come out. crawled back to the dealer at about 2mph LOL and stuck it in the back since it was after hours
    Allen has sent me retune but still threw codes??? anyone have any ideas?
    what have we missed?
    thanks!

    Ryan
    Do you have anymore details? year, model, engine? Have you, or anyone else edited the pcm besides Nelson Performance?

    This is part of a post from Chris at HPTuners related to this code:

    "Our competitors often see this problem when you go messing with various ETC related tables that control the operation of the ETC. The TAC runs its own tests to verify operation of the ETC. In some cases this can permanently disable your PCM, hence why we won't ever add those tables.

    I don;t think the PCM holds the answer to your problem"

    Anyway check out this thread:
    u0107 and reduced engine power - HP Tuners Bulletin Board

    Post up all the details or we will be of little use to help out.

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    i have an 04 silverado 2500 HD with the 6.0
    Allen is the only one who has tuned my truck. Not sure if he changes those parameters they talk about in the link. I throw this code at startup sometimes but not always and sometimes at idle. I had found some grounds that werent attached well and reattached them yesterday but threw it again a couple hours ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by rpav View Post
    i have an 04 silverado 2500 HD with the 6.0
    Allen is the only one who has tuned my truck. Not sure if he changes those parameters they talk about in the link. I throw this code at startup sometimes but not always and sometimes at idle. I had found some grounds that werent attached well and reattached them yesterday but threw it again a couple hours ago
    I dont think Allen changes these parameters at all, but I could be wrong. What has changed since the vehicle ran ok? Was it the same setup and no codes before the tune?

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    Nothing changed since. Im heading to the dealer again in the morning for them to go over one more time. I know the tech so that helps me at least.

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    Let us know what they say.

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    U0107 is a Class2 communication DTC. P0107 is an engine diagnostic DTC. Are you sure that U0107 is causing any issues?

    Ooops, I see now that although it is a communication issue (like almost all U codes are), it's related to the TACM and the PCM. The TACM is not Class2 but does rely on the PCM to TACM circuits for information sharing. Most TACM communication problems can be traced to a bad (or even weak) battery. The second most common cause is bad grounds. Check G102 and G103...each is a ground on the back of the engine, one behind each head.

    There's a crap load of other TAC DTC's but they're more obvious because instead of dealing with the TACM to PCM communications, they deal with easier to diagnose components like TAC actuator motor and circuits, TPS, APP sensors, etc.

    Load test the battery and check the grounds.

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