Locked computer-need help
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Melting Slicks
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From: hopatcong nj
Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '08
Go to the below forum and explain your problem and ID shop that locked your ECM. Someone there will show you what to look for in the tune to verify the lock status when you return to shop A. Also may come up with alternative there. I am tied up all day.
http://www.hptuners.com/forum/forumd...ine-Gas-(Gen-5)
http://www.hptuners.com/forum/forumd...ine-Gas-(Gen-5)
Drifting
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Go to the below forum and explain your problem and ID shop that locked your ECM. Someone there will show you what to look for in the tune to verify the lock status when you return to shop A. Also may come up with alternative there. I am tied up all day.
http://www.hptuners.com/forum/forumd...ine-Gas-(Gen-5)
http://www.hptuners.com/forum/forumd...ine-Gas-(Gen-5)
It's a locked ECU, first shop locked it
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to the OP here also read your other post on this. If shop A will not unlock it buy a new ecm get that put back to a stock tune & start over with a good CO. Robert
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St. Jude Donor '08
Obviously do what you want but if it is me, I am not buying a new ECM without further effort.
I am back at tuner A (with the owner) and having him show me at the two below locations in the tune that he did not lock this ECM.
Tell him to look in the "Calibration Details" window on the "Controllers" tab and see if it says locked. Then, he needs to double click it to "Unlock" it. He may also want to check in his "Tools / Options" menu and see if "Tunerlock all Supported Files" is checked.
I am back at tuner A (with the owner) and having him show me at the two below locations in the tune that he did not lock this ECM.
Tell him to look in the "Calibration Details" window on the "Controllers" tab and see if it says locked. Then, he needs to double click it to "Unlock" it. He may also want to check in his "Tools / Options" menu and see if "Tunerlock all Supported Files" is checked.
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Melting Slicks
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From: hopatcong nj
Obviously do what you want but if it is me, I am not buying a new ECM without further effort.
I am back at tuner A (with the owner) and having him show me at the two below locations in the tune that he did not lock this ECM.
Tell him to look in the "Calibration Details" window on the "Controllers" tab and see if it says locked. Then, he needs to double click it to "Unlock" it. He may also want to check in his "Tools / Options" menu and see if "Tunerlock all Supported Files" is checked.
I am back at tuner A (with the owner) and having him show me at the two below locations in the tune that he did not lock this ECM.
Tell him to look in the "Calibration Details" window on the "Controllers" tab and see if it says locked. Then, he needs to double click it to "Unlock" it. He may also want to check in his "Tools / Options" menu and see if "Tunerlock all Supported Files" is checked.
and he still never offered to correct this, shop a and shop b are only miles apart, and car is at shop b still, if shop a dont care about his name or credibility thats his shame
Last edited by rattt g; Apr 20, 2016 at 08:59 PM.
