I just pulled the tune from a friends car and looking it over. Well went to look at the DTC list and it shows nothing? Whats the deal? Why is that?
There is the tune i pulled.
I just pulled the tune from a friends car and looking it over. Well went to look at the DTC list and it shows nothing? Whats the deal? Why is that?
There is the tune i pulled.
Soo i need to get a stock file from the repository use 2 more credits on it then change the VIN on it to her car. Then copy and paste what i need from her file to the new stock file.
Just wanna make sure i'm doing this right before i go off and use more of her credits.
I would use a TechII to flash the latest stock file, probably cheaper than using 2 credits on
an "unknown stock file" from the repository.
Russ Kemp
I don't have a tech 2 and she doesn't have 5 credits to get a stock file. I have a stock 98 file. Think you could change the vin for me?
The vin isn't stored in the flash in 97-98 LS1 pcm's so the vin actually needs to be changed in the pcm, not in the flash file.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
Soo your saying her only option is taking it to the dealer?
No, They are saying it is probably cheaper. It will cost ~$100 in HPT for the credits, GM usually charges around $75 IIRC. You should be able to change the VIN, but you must be connected to the PCM.Originally Posted by hotrod
Well the file i have posted above 98A4.hpt when i go to liscense it, it wants 5 credits to do it. I'm getting alittle confused here. lol Sorry, just new to this.
Its because that file has no serial number in it so theres nothing to lock onto for a single license so it gives you the option to do a year/model license.
It doesn't have to be perfect, it just needs to be done in two weeks...
A wise man once said "google it"
Fixed it, i sweet talked the dealer into flashing in a new cal file for free.
Best price you can get!Fixed it, i sweet talked the dealer into flashing in a new cal file for free.
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