ok, so it looks like your intune is in good shape to load a custom tune.

post your custom tune here as well, please.

at this point, you SHOULD be able to drop the custom tune right into the Intunes root directory, as opposed to actually opening the tunes folder. If you do so, and it gives an error ...

Last i recall, the tech or tuner guys still make fix files for the p0128 code. install a tune on your car, then connect the tool to your pc and extract the original backup as well as the last tune written and attach them here. i'm sure someone can fix it up for ya.

with the drive open on your screen, hold the Shift button and press "print screen" or "prt scr" on your keyboard. its gonna look like nothing happened and thats ok. then, open microsoft paint and as youre looking at a blank canvas, press and hold the CTRL button on your keyboard and tap the letter ...

when you disabled traction control and did your burnout, did you hit the rev limiter at all?

its possible you hit the trans max revolutions and it threw the car in limp mode... if this happens, you dont have to reenable traction control, you only have to cycle the ignition off then back on.

with the intune connected to your PC, what options do you have available in either drive? can you post screen shots of what you find in either drive? whats the error message you get when loading the file? can you post your info.xml file from the intunes drive here?

glad to help

srtram11 wrote:so you want me to open the drive that has, files
logs
runtime
tunes
info

if that's the case i open tunes, and then drag and drop the custom tune from my desktop file to the tunes file.

yep, exactly

ok, cool, so after you dropped the file in that folder, have you tried it at the car?

When you connect the intune to your PC, there are 2 drives that show up in your "This PC" or "My computer" menu. You are opening the wrong one. Put your custom tune in the other intune drive and try again.

Wow, thanks for the response and interest in our issues. It's a pleasure to have someone respond in a respectful and helpful manor. I loaded the Tow Tune today as I'm leaving tomorrow for a camping trip. The tow tune is located in the advanced menu. It used to be in both advanced and easy tune. I ...

hmm, can you open the intunes drive on your PC and tell me what files are located in there? or a screenshot could help too.

Have you been able to use this exact custom tune before? if this is your first time using the file, try deleting it from the intune all together, then just reload the file ...

Got any way of monitoring your Air Fuel ratio? a car with those mods could smell rich, and not be. to be safe, i'd suggest getting a custom tune from someone who has developed a tune for your mods listed, or getting a wideband o2 sensor installed to see whats really happening around the time the car ...

If the recall the dealership performed required reflashing the PCM (likely), fax or email the work order to the tech guys at Diablo, give them a call and they'll reset the tool for you. Looks like they couldn't diagnose the issue because you never gave them the error message or specific screen info ...

last summer wiped my computer had dealer reflashed and sent tuner to you to check. have not tried to rewrite until now. asks for updates does not recognize vehicle. hook to pc and it does not update. if you could please help, thanks


can you connect the intune to your PC and attach the info. xml ...

What tunes are listed in the actual tune menu?

Well, the custom tunes you have are calibration number specific, meaning they will not work on a vehicle with a different calibration. If you update the software of your vehicle, the calibration number will change, rendering your tunes unusable. At that point, you would need to send new copies of ...