What is the year, model, etc. of your GM vehicle?? In none of your posts, you don't mention what the year, model, engine, etc. of your GM vehicle is...

If you have a 2006 or older GM vehicle, and you have anything aftermarket installed, like stereo, amps, remote start, alarm, trailer brake/lights ...

Howdy mikel!

The cable when plugged in itself without the device connected doesn't cause any issues, neither does just connecting the inTune i2 itself. It only causes the issue once it needs to communicate with the vehicle to do anything.

And unfortunately no, I don't have any other vehicles to ...

So as of recently for whatever reason, whenever I connect my inTune i2 to my vehicle, it bricks the PCM.

Upon connecting the cable to the OBDII port and connecting it to the device, the device boots up normally. However beyond that, attempting to select any option that requires connecting to the ...

So yesterday I thought I'd restore my stock tune to my vehicle so that I could go about updating my tuner, and now, it refuses to connect.

First things first, as far as I can tell, the stock tune restored just fine. The truck is driveable and, outside of unusually low oil pressure since restoring ...

The device just endlessly says Installer: Preparing (well, for about 45 minutes) when trying to update it. As for ignition, it tries to install various files and either gets stuck while attempting to push to install, or tells me to reconnect the device. After reconnecting the device it says it's up ...

Just to get ahead of it, I've already installed the driver mentioned in another thread. The only drive showing up is the i2 drive, no CD-Rom drive. The updater line of the info file indicates "missing" and I certainly can't find the InTune.exe file I remember seeing at one point either.

I've ...