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foxgapLeMans 12-21-2025 08:23 AM

Forever Memory 2004 Sliverado Computer
 
All, I just got this 2004 Silverado 4.8 auto truck and am trying to get it thru emissions here in PA. What I have figured out is that every time I turn the truck off it wipes out the monitors for all the emissions stuff. To try to get past this on Monday I am taking it for a 50 mile drive at 55MPH to set the monitors again and not shut it off to get thru emissions and get a sticker on it.

My question is, what should I do after the truck passes and I want to get a real fix for this problem ?

The one nice thing about this thing is right now I may never get a check engine light set but every year I am going t have to do the 50 mile 55 MPH trip on the way to the inspection shop.
Thanks, Mark

george kujanski 12-23-2025 04:18 PM

There may be a separate battery wire that maintains the short term memory, like in a car radio. If so, it may be a bad connection there. Just speculating tho.

George

foxgapLeMans 12-24-2025 05:38 AM

Thanks George, I never gave that a thought. All my old trucks have been OBD1, so OBD2 is something of a new animal for me.

jerry455 12-25-2025 11:25 AM

Find a manual and see where all of the power is for the PCM. Maybe one is nonfunctional.

foxgapLeMans 12-26-2025 08:58 AM

I'm sure I can find something online for a wireing schematic, after that we are going to start checking the wireing and most important the grounds to the PCM. I'm reading that an aftermarket part in the fuel system may cause the problem also.


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