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In prep of a ducktail install, I used the PWIS and changed the vehicle data to AEROKIT which disabled the active wing and took care of the 3rd brake light error.
I still see the active tail present in the PCM even though it is greyed out. I havent been able to find specific coding instructions to eliminate it from the PCM completely.
In prep of a ducktail install, I used the PWIS and changed the vehicle data to AEROKIT which disabled the active wing and took care of the 3rd brake light error.
I still see the active tail present in the PCM even though it is greyed out. I havent been able to find specific coding instructions to eliminate it from the PCM completely.
And voltage! as some of the power supplies go up to 24v. IIRC I set mine to 14.3v for the LiFePO4 when coding
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I read somewhere that "nominal" voltage for the Li battery is 13.2V. That's what my dash displays most of the time, goes a little higher if the battery is charging(rare cause I have on trickle charger in the garage). I've used a Voltage fixed point of around 13.5-13.7V on my flash power supply when I code, that should be OK??
This is the wrong thread for that. Search for the relevant tune threads.
Apologies, it is a DIY kit that comes with its own coding device and cable that plugs into the diagnostic port. So it is vaguely related to coding 992, just specific to the engine management unit.
However, I take your point, there should be dedicated thread.
Apologies, it is a DIY kit that comes with its own coding device and cable that plugs into the diagnostic port. So it is vaguely related to coding 992, just specific to the engine management unit.
However, I take your point, there should be dedicated thread.
I am aware. I have the Softronic tune on my car. There are threads for tunes, just search for them. This is a coding thread. They arent the same.
The English language can be so confusing. I suppose "coding" could be interpreted as "tuning" depending on which side of the pond you're from...
@Pivot I think this thread is dedicated to making changes to the software that is already in the car using PIWIS to change headlights, warning displays etc. rather than "tuning" the ECU for increased performance.
The English language can be so confusing. I suppose "coding" could be interpreted as "tuning" depending on which side of the pond you're from...
@Pivot I think this thread is dedicated to making changes to the software that is already in the car using PIWIS to change headlights, warning displays etc. rather than "tuning" the ECU for increased performance.
Yea, agreed. I am not arguing, just extra context. I saw it as software / firmware change to the car. I would expect PIWIS to be able to do that as well.
We (end customers) dont do tuning; Engineering shops and racing teams do tuning and provide version control for reference. We tend to replace the software version, with differently mapped: ignition-, fuel-, valve-timing, for diff characteristics.
Thanks guys for the references and feedback. US market is more advanced in this space, as I believe you have regulation forcing OEM to open up the black boxes for the US market. Hence the neophyte questions from other territories
Just be careful: if your battery is down at say 13.3 V because it's been sitting for a week or two, and then you connect a 100A charger that is set to 14.3 V, you will max out the charging current at 100A for at least a minute or two (violating the 50A max spec on the battery). The safe bet is to use a lithium charger and pre-charge the battery up to the intended programming voltage before flipping it to power supply mode at that same voltage.
It is also a POWER SUPPLY. I have a similar apparatus. It does not matter if the battery is a little low. The PS provides a steady system voltage for diagnostics rather than relying on battery power.
On most, you input the desired system voltage to be maintained and the PS starts at around 12.5v and gradually increases to the set voltage. Mine takes about 30 seconds to do this as I normally code at 13.6v. The PS is not delivering anywhere near its rated amperage to maintain the systems voltage at the set point. It is not in charging mode. Totally different process.
In prep of a ducktail install, I used the PWIS and changed the vehicle data to AEROKIT which disabled the active wing and took care of the 3rd brake light error.
I still see the active tail present in the PCM even though it is greyed out. I havent been able to find specific coding instructions to eliminate it from the PCM completely.
Any tips?
I have posted the instructions on one of the Aerokit threads, but basically you need to code all the relevant modules after you change the vehicle maintenance data. This tells all the other modules the new information, including the PCM, to not look for the old wing. If you are successful, there will be no rear spoiler option in the PCM, not just greyed-out.
Let me know if you need any other help.
I have posted the instructions on one of the Aerokit threads, but basically you need to code all the relevant modules after you change the vehicle maintenance data. This tells all the other modules the new information, including the PCM, to not look for the old wing. If you are successful, there will be no rear spoiler option in the PCM, not just greyed-out.
Let me know if you need any other help.
Where did you post those instructions? Was it the OEM 9-page coding document?
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