With a subscription in hand, all that’s required for a technician to "flash" the TEHCM is a J2534 device or scan tool.įor a limited time, GM CCA is offering a two-day TIS2Web trial subscription to ISCs at no charge (this promotion is not available to subscribers in Massachusetts). Seven different subscription packages are offered, varying by price, expiration date and support level. The programming setup is easily accessible via a download that can be secured through a TIS2Web Service Programming subscription, GM’s next-generation Technical Information System. "With expanded availability of the TEHCM and ready access to essential diagnostics and programming tools, ISCs won’t be forced to leave money on the table with transmission work." "There’s never been a better time for ISCs to get into the GM 6-speed transmission servicing business," says Jessica Earl, product specialist, Transmissions and Transfer Cases, GM CCA. The module, housed within the transmission while bathed in transmission fluid, contributes to the transmission’s adaptability, efficiency and overall performance. As a result, Independent Service Centers (ISCs) will be able to access the digital tools needed to "flash" the component that gives the GM 6-speed its unique performance capabilities - the Transmission Electro-Hydraulic Control Module (TEHCM). GM Customer Care & Aftersales (GM CCA) is releasing the diagnostic and programming keys essential to repairing and replacing GM 6-speed automatic transmissions.
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