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I have a 97 Stroker with a Super Chip programmer in it. The other day I did a routine DTC check and I came out with a P0603 code. Looking in the chip manual it said "Internal Contol Module KAM Error" does anyone have answers to what this may mean, how serious it is, and what I may be able to do about it.
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That code is triggered when you chip it or add a programmer.
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No big deal that just pops up when you change your tune with your programmer
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I agree
Disconnect the batteries for a little while will set a P1000 code that will erase the P0603. Then drive the truck w/ no tuner or chip and all codes will disappear. The P0603 will not hurt anything. If you take it to a dealer they will ask you if you had a programmer on it, if you say no they might decide to replace the PCM or they might just clear the code and send you home. |
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Thanks guys. Glad to know its not that big a deal, just freaked me out when i saw it because my buddy said it was my computer failing. Thanks again I appreciate the help.
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No worries!
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