ECUflash "ECU options" What do they do?
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ECUflash "ECU options" What do they do?
Does anyone know what these do? Just looking at my old tune compared to my new tune where my SS-T is now acting crazy, there are some differences i can see in the "ecu options"
ECU options Set #2 Bit.1 shows 1 on my old tune, and 0 on my new tune.
ECU options set#4 Bit.1 shows 1 on my old tune and 0 on my new tune.
Does this affect anything? Could it cause a "service required" light and some kind of bad comunication between the ECU and SS-T controller?
Still trying to figure this thing out... My car is still hardly drivable with the SS-T acting like this
ECU options Set #2 Bit.1 shows 1 on my old tune, and 0 on my new tune.
ECU options set#4 Bit.1 shows 1 on my old tune and 0 on my new tune.
Does this affect anything? Could it cause a "service required" light and some kind of bad comunication between the ECU and SS-T controller?
Still trying to figure this thing out... My car is still hardly drivable with the SS-T acting like this
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ECU_OPTIONS_2 bit1 (ie second last bit) is rear02 disable/enable
1 = enabled
0 = disabled
so that will stop rear02 related CEL's, but hopefully you have removed your rear02 so that it doesn't get screwed up (because the heater also gets disabled)
ECU_OPTIONS_4 bit1 I don't know about - yet :P
Are there any DTC's? if so what codes?
1 = enabled
0 = disabled
so that will stop rear02 related CEL's, but hopefully you have removed your rear02 so that it doesn't get screwed up (because the heater also gets disabled)
ECU_OPTIONS_4 bit1 I don't know about - yet :P
Are there any DTC's? if so what codes?
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ECU_OPTIONS_2 bit1 (ie second last bit) is rear02 disable/enable
1 = enabled
0 = disabled
so that will stop rear02 related CEL's, but hopefully you have removed your rear02 so that it doesn't get screwed up (because the heater also gets disabled)
ECU_OPTIONS_4 bit1 I don't know about - yet :P
Are there any DTC's? if so what codes?
1 = enabled
0 = disabled
so that will stop rear02 related CEL's, but hopefully you have removed your rear02 so that it doesn't get screwed up (because the heater also gets disabled)
ECU_OPTIONS_4 bit1 I don't know about - yet :P
Are there any DTC's? if so what codes?
I am getting P1870, P1871, and P0725.
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Is it possible they will just go away? I cannot clear the P0725 with PCMscan. It's always there. If we get the torque limiter tables right it should clear it? I am driving super light and off boost to avoid the tranny going crazy not knowing what to do. I am not putting any torque to the car at all. How can i get the code clear? The tranny is either in some kind of limp mode, or not comunicating with the ECU.
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Working on the torque maps
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I'm getting U0100, P1870, & P1871...
I'm not getting the other code you got. What did you do to fix this?
I already have the spacer on my rear o2. (It's the elbow style)
Sent an email to my tuner to see what he has to say! Also directed him to this post.
I'm not getting the other code you got. What did you do to fix this?
I already have the spacer on my rear o2. (It's the elbow style)
Sent an email to my tuner to see what he has to say! Also directed him to this post.
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Hopefully everyone has a saved "original rom" for their car somewhere. Best bet is to go back to the original rom and then save a copy and start pasting in your basic tables such as High/Low Octane Fuel and Timing as well as injector tables if those are different from stock. The next tables you may have to work on are the Airflow and Torque limits tables which can set off codes if expected load is too low or too high for any given TPS. Then and you can import other tables if they are different one at a time to see where things start to go badly. Once you establish what triggers the codes you can rework those tables properly and that should resolve your issues.
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