Hypertech Power Programmer Iii For 2000 Gm Truck on 2040-parts.com
Macon, Georgia, US
I have a Hypertech Power Programmer III for a 2000 GM Truck. The part number is 30005 and it's for the 4.8/5.3/6.8L Engine. Retails new for 379.00 at Summit. I also have one for a 1999 GM Truck.
Top-speed limiter
Transmission shift firmness
Transmission shift points
Engine rev limiter
Cooling fan on/off temperatures
Automatically corrects the speedometer, odometer, and part-throttle shifting when you use non-stock tire sizes or non-stock axle ratios.
Diagnostic Code Reader
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