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  1. December 8th, 2010 #1
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    Default Is there a way to increase the PWM for the pumps on an LS1?

    Is this is possible??? It's possible in the E38/E67s.

    Will it let me change to 100%?

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    AFAIK only the holden utes used a PWM regulated pump as the fuel pump was right behind the driver. What OS are you using?
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