c55 eurocharged ecu flash

Jerry, I know that Mikes car was one. (The Kleemann) Now, the other one , if I recall this was in 2009, had no appreciable gains. NOW, you and I've been friends a LONG time. Are we saying that the C55 will NOW gain from a tune and if so, what kind of gains are expected and anticipated. Other than removing any VMax, what parameters could possibly be changed or altered that will give the C55 more HP/TQ and maintain safe A/F R etc etc. Trust me, I want to be proven wrong here. You know I am your biggest fan (not in stature though). No one has been able to do any "appreciable" gains in a tune since the C55 came out 6 years ago. What has changed??
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) but i have since then forgot the sequence. the person doing the flash owns an e55 so he probably knows how, but would you post the thread on here if you find it?




1) Make sure your center info display is in the Odometer display mode - if the center display was in any other mode, it didn't work
2) Insert key & turn to position 1
3) Immediately press odometer reset button 3 times fast
4) You will hear a beep & see the center display between the speedometer & tach change to display battery voltage
5) Use the up & down arrows on the left of the wheel to roll through the various modes, including VIN number, vehicle software versions & dyno mode
6) Once in this mode, it seems to stay until you shut off the key. If you accidentally change menu's using the far left "sheets of paper" buttons, just keep pressing them & you go right back into the dyno mode.
7) When in the "ESP Dyno Mode" screen, press the "+" button on the right side of the wheel to enter dyno mode, same as above.
Last edited by wawy; Mar 10, 2011 at 10:05 PM.
1) Make sure your center info display is in the Odometer display mode - if the center display was in any other mode, it didn't work
2) Insert key & turn to position 1
3) Immediately press odometer reset button 3 times fast
4) You will hear a beep & see the center display between the speedometer & tach change to display battery voltage
5) Use the up & down arrows on the left of the wheel to roll through the various modes, including VIN number, vehicle software versions & dyno mode
6) Once in this mode, it seems to stay until you shut off the key. If you accidentally change menu's using the far left "sheets of paper" buttons, just keep pressing them & you go right back into the dyno mode.
7) When in the "ESP Dyno Mode" screen, press the "+" button on the right side of the wheel to enter dyno mode, same as above.
Mike, wanna make a small wager on this?? Say, a $25 gift cert to Chili's or something? Loser buys??


