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    The ckp wiring is correct . Im thinking the crank sensor is bad. What would be a good scan tool to buy?

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    usually one with bi directional controls, or hptuners.com

    while cranking, you can verify there is crank signal and cam activity.

    then tune it when you're done.

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    I been through the same thing when i did my swap. I pulled out alot of hair and spent lots of money on parts i didn't need. After everything else checked out, i got a junk yard computer just to prove what it was. The truck wouldn't run but at least i knew it was the problem. Back to back i got two bad computers in a row. Corrupt tunning. Just try another computer, its worth a try. Wish i tried it long before i spent so much time on it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeast View Post
    I been through the same thing when i did my swap. I pulled out alot of hair and spent lots of money on parts i didn't need. After everything else checked out, i got a junk yard computer just to prove what it was. The truck wouldn't run but at least i knew it was the problem. Back to back i got two bad computers in a row. Corrupt tunning. Just try another computer, its worth a try. Wish i tried it long before i spent so much time on it!
    Im getting another pcm shipped to me to see if thats the problem.

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