Hi y'all
My name is Chris, i live in Germany and i own a 2004 TB with Vortec 4200 engine.
Facing problems with a P0016 code after a routine crank- and camshaft sensor change i dug into The tech2 programming topic and the confusion is not ending.
Since I do not know what I need to program and the devices are far away from cheap i swapped back to the old sensors and the code is gone for the time being.
But for the future practice i would really like to know what to do and get the equipment.
Since i also need a replacement bose factory radio and that needs programming as well.
- So, if I get the tech2 with candi do i really need to purchase the gm sps abo?
- The standalone tech2 device can't do the job?
- If i install tech2win or tis2web (whatever they call it) on my laptop is this also true with sps?
- And in the last example when using a laptop: do i still need to get the tech2 device?
- Isn't there another way/device that could do it?
Jesus, this is complicated!
Sorry for all these questions!
Your help is highly appreciated!!!
Thank you
Chris
My name is Chris, i live in Germany and i own a 2004 TB with Vortec 4200 engine.
Facing problems with a P0016 code after a routine crank- and camshaft sensor change i dug into The tech2 programming topic and the confusion is not ending.
Since I do not know what I need to program and the devices are far away from cheap i swapped back to the old sensors and the code is gone for the time being.
But for the future practice i would really like to know what to do and get the equipment.
Since i also need a replacement bose factory radio and that needs programming as well.
- So, if I get the tech2 with candi do i really need to purchase the gm sps abo?
- The standalone tech2 device can't do the job?
- If i install tech2win or tis2web (whatever they call it) on my laptop is this also true with sps?
- And in the last example when using a laptop: do i still need to get the tech2 device?
- Isn't there another way/device that could do it?
Jesus, this is complicated!
Sorry for all these questions!
Your help is highly appreciated!!!
Thank you
Chris