$1499 TUNE
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Of course! But, as a tuning company we don't specialize in the development of OBDII or bench flashing different ecu types. We buy equipment that does the reading/writing process for us just like any other tuning company. We pretty much have all the necessary tuning equipment for all European vehicles, so once its released by one of them then it will be OBDII flashable. So, we are on the wait just like all of you Hopefully sometime soon
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Would you guys post these instructions on how to remove/access the ECU without taking off the front end like in these pics? I think it would incentivize many people that are on the fence about whether or not to go ECU flash or piggyback tune.
I always prefer an ECU tune, but we've heard it's very difficult to remove it for flashing -- if we can access the ECU easily, it might be less of a hassle than cutting up our hands while fiddling with piggyback connectors!
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When taking in for routine service, you can request for them not to update your software (which will flash over our tune). If it is for warranty work, I would recommend shipping the ecu back here for reflashing back to stock before going into the dealer.
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how do the dealer flash the ecu then? My guess is they do not need to remove the ecu and flash it like you tuners do. So my question is, would you send me the tune as file for the dealer to flash for me (assume that i can persuade a dealer to do it for me)?
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The dealer would not be able to use this since the files and decryption are done at a higher level then the dealer.
Once someone cracks the encryption between the port and he ecu we will finally have tune via obd2 options. But it's basically military grade stuff so it's not easy to crack.
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Uga Uga (10-08-2016)
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by dealers I assume you mean MB dealers. They flash ecu updates via OBd2. When they connect your car it connects to Mbusa where it pulls a file. Mbusa has the decrypting software and can do whatever it needs to write on the ecu that way.
The dealer would not be able to use this since the files and decryption are done at a higher level then the dealer.
Once someone cracks the encryption between the port and he ecu we will finally have tune via obd2 options. But it's basically military grade stuff so it's not easy to crack.
The dealer would not be able to use this since the files and decryption are done at a higher level then the dealer.
Once someone cracks the encryption between the port and he ecu we will finally have tune via obd2 options. But it's basically military grade stuff so it's not easy to crack.
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