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    HELP!! nnbs turbo setup with fuel problem

    ok to start off i did a Trick Performance front mount turbo setup about 4 monthes ago including a couple supporting fuel mods, walbro 255 fuel pump, 44lbs injectors. The truck has done flawless up untill yesterday i poped the code p2635 and p069e and my exhaust went from a full healthy sound to a hollow empty sound with a little hesitation. With all this being said it still runs great and feels right it just sounds like hell and is pulling codes. So today i put a new pump in and i still have the same problem. could it possibly my tune and it reacting weird with the Fuel Pump Control Module.
    2007 silverado Reg Cab Short bed, circle D 3200 stall, 4L80-E, Trick Performance Turbo 76mm AR96, 44lbs injectors, TSP 220/220 581/581 114lsa cam,PRC double valve springs, Nelson Performance tune, mcgaughy 5/7 drop

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    you tune won't just change by itsself. If you already had a 255 and the 44lb injectors then swapping the pump wont affect the Tune either I wouldn't think. Did you make sure your exhaust didn't come apart or you dont have a huge exhaust leek on the cross-over or some thing like that. Just some thoughts
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    yea the exhaust was the first thing i check and i even ran open down pipe and got the same thing. But it wouldnt pop the codes p2635 or p069e if it was an exhaust problem.
    2007 silverado Reg Cab Short bed, circle D 3200 stall, 4L80-E, Trick Performance Turbo 76mm AR96, 44lbs injectors, TSP 220/220 581/581 114lsa cam,PRC double valve springs, Nelson Performance tune, mcgaughy 5/7 drop

    2000 Camaro Z-28, Vigilante 3600 stall, 4l65-E trans, LS6 heads, pacestter LT, SLP Airlid, comp 224/230 581/589 114lsa ***SOLD***

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    It might if the issue was before the first set of O2 sensors. hopefully some of the self tunners and others will chime in. Bump
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    Replied in the other thread regarding your fuel issues. Yours doesn't sound like mine though. I didn't have any change in sound or performance.

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