AboutRobert Summers Expertise domestic auto/truck repair, auto body, painting. I currently own a large auto/truck/marine repair shop. 40 years certified 310S,310T,310B in ontario Canada
Experience 40 years certified 310S,310T,310B ontario qualified, 7 years with GM have owned my own shop now for the past 27 years.was automotive marketing director for large auto parts supplier.
Organizations CFIB (current) past member AARO and APAA.
Education/Credentials grade 12 plus 2 years college. many aftermarket training courses
Question I have had problems with my ECM on my 2004 chevy silverado 3500 diesel and I want to replace it but I am being told that I will have to remove the valve covers to get the correct flow rate codes for the injectors. Could you tell me if this correct please?
Answer Hi Paul.. i haven't heard of that, the ecm is numbered and as long as you replace it with the ecm that corrasponds with that number you should be fine...the ecm controls the injectors so i don't think there should be a problem... just make sure that ecm you get is number matching with your old one...hope this helps
