Ok...so I will be picking up hp tuners soon...not sure if I am going to nab the pro one or not, but I have a question.
I have a tune from PCM4less that is not locked...When I had my 3.90 gears changed at the speed shop the tuner there tried to tune the 3.90's on the PCM but had no luck....said that the car 1996 camaro was reading the 1997 PCM as not being a 96 or something and therefore it would not accept the tune. We were able to change everything on the screen of HP tuners, however when we attempted to write to the PCM, the PCM would just revert back to the old tune...
I ended up having to send the PCM back to PCM4less for them to tune the gear change...
Now my question is, is this a regular problem for 1996 cars that put in a 1997 tune? We were trying to change it from the OBD II port....I am ordering the parts to do a cam swap very soon so I will need to tune my car...Just wondering if maybe I have to buy a cable that directly hooks into the PCM rather then the OBD II port?
I have a tune from PCM4less that is not locked...When I had my 3.90 gears changed at the speed shop the tuner there tried to tune the 3.90's on the PCM but had no luck....said that the car 1996 camaro was reading the 1997 PCM as not being a 96 or something and therefore it would not accept the tune. We were able to change everything on the screen of HP tuners, however when we attempted to write to the PCM, the PCM would just revert back to the old tune...
I ended up having to send the PCM back to PCM4less for them to tune the gear change...
Now my question is, is this a regular problem for 1996 cars that put in a 1997 tune? We were trying to change it from the OBD II port....I am ordering the parts to do a cam swap very soon so I will need to tune my car...Just wondering if maybe I have to buy a cable that directly hooks into the PCM rather then the OBD II port?
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