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I have a early build 2015 gmc 3500 dually , w 66k i got in 2014. Have had this problem for awhile now. No power under load, if you slowly press gas it’s ok but no power under load, just bogs and won’t go over 2k rpm,Replaced fuel pump, air filter, catalytic converter , maf sensor. Don’t know if it related but also replaced a/c compressor and condenser but ac still blows at half speed and if you turn temp dial off of cold it gets hot and stays hot no matter what you do with dial.no cels or codes Please help

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I have searched and gotten several answers, do you think I should try replacing the plugs ? Also someone said something about a “spider”? There are no wires right ? Just coils and a bad coil usually throw a cel , I am still under warranty and dealer has done all past work but he ran all the diagnostics and comes up empty, I could barely drive home today, much worse at end of day when hotter.

i use this truck for my livelihood, please help ! 

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Sounds like you're driving around with a locked up torque converter.  Or a bad MAF sensor.  If it was clogged cats it should have thrown a code.  Have you checked your Long Term Fuel Trims?

 

It's almost impossible to properly diagnose these trucks without a bi-directional scan tool.  The Tech2 is too old for these but you can get the MDI  with GDS software and put it on a laptop and see and check and test everything necessary to find the problem.

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Heard from dealer today, my second cat was clogged, they had to replace the ECM because it was not throwing codes that their scan tool picked up and whole A/c control panel, have to pick it up Tuesday  , thank goodness I bought extended warranty 

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On 9/10/2018 at 12:47 PM, avalonandl said:

The second cat is not monitored on the 6.0- so a new ecm is not the issue. 

 

But your symptons are exactly those of a plugged cat. Did they say what causes a plugged cat? Misfire?

Does not monitored mean that if it were missing the truck would be unaware?

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