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Dielectric grease on pcm pins
1 year 6 days ago #60640
by Cheryl
Dielectric grease on pcm pins was created by Cheryl
Not really a repair but I was chasing a p2138 on a 2015 Tahoe it was intermittent it’d do it once a couple days. Only thing I seen was 3 connectors the gas pedal signals go through to get to the ecm. All 3 of them had tons of dielectric grease packed in them. Do you guys use dielectric grease that way? I only really use it on coil boots and light bulbs. These connections had so much grease the pins were full.
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1 year 6 days ago #60641
by Cheryl
Replied by Cheryl on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Has new accelerator pedal and pigtail from other shop.
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1 year 6 days ago #60648
by Tyler
Replied by Tyler on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Dielectric in connectors? Sure, if I suspect there might be a pin fretting issue going on. Not enough to hydrolock the connector, though. :silly: I've heard that GM endorses using Nyogel:
www.amazon.com/NyoGel-760G-Dielectric-Sy...Grease/dp/B07FD145CP
As far as your P2138, maybe it's time for an overlay? :huh: Was the replacement APP a GM part?
www.amazon.com/NyoGel-760G-Dielectric-Sy...Grease/dp/B07FD145CP
As far as your P2138, maybe it's time for an overlay? :huh: Was the replacement APP a GM part?
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1 year 6 days ago #60654
by Cheryl
Replied by Cheryl on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Oem pedal and pigtail. The pins jammed full of it. I guess I’ll drive it with a scope on it til then for a couple days.
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1 year 6 days ago #60655
by Cheryl
Replied by Cheryl on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Is the nylon grease different than the standard dielectric grease?
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1 year 4 days ago #60679
by Tyler
The Nyogel? No idea. It's priced like it's better than normal dielectric. :silly: But I've never tried it.
Replied by Tyler on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Is the nylon grease different than the standard dielectric grease?
The Nyogel? No idea. It's priced like it's better than normal dielectric. :silly: But I've never tried it.
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11 months 3 weeks ago #60832
by MarkBeck101
Replied by MarkBeck101 on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
I doubt if it is dielectric grease. It is probably similar to Grote Ultra-Seal which is not just an insulator in air but also prevents bare connection pins from corroding. Although Ultra-Seal looks like grease, it is a lot darker looking than your traditional spark plug boot Dielectric grease.
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7 months 2 weeks ago #62576
by Cheryl
Replied by Cheryl on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Update. Found terminal fretting at x115 connection on the low reference wire for app1. Drove around with scope for a few weeks acted up seen app1 go to 5 volts reduced power light came on bypassed connection all good now
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7 months 2 weeks ago #62625
by Cheryl
Replied by Cheryl on topic Dielectric grease on pcm pins
Well been driving it. Made a u turn in a parking lot. Stabilitrak light comes on lost communication with steering angle sensor. I was almost certain the low reference wire that was corroded in the bulk head connection was the only issue. This thing has been to multiple Chevy dealerships in the past even sent to auction and a used car lot ended up with it. Has all service paper work from different dealerships.
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