Kinda' scary how that worked. The tune, however works great. I imagine you just told it to ignore p0605? Anyhow, thanks!

How did you sneak that tune in between my posts?????

Plug tool into pc and tell dsdownloader to get tune from tool. Download both selections original backup and last tune written. Then post the last tune written.

http://diablosport.com/downloads-updates?pid=2

If you need DSDL it's at the bottom of the posted link.

They're both in the post above ...

Okay, here is the stock and last tune written. Can the correction(s) be made in such a way that if I change tire revs/mile later, I won't have the same problem? BTW, the light comes on with p0605 about ten seconds after start up.

How do I do that?

Back again. I am using the Trinity to use a modified stock tune to allow for axle ratio (3.73) and tires (717). Each time I start it, I get a check engine light with a the P0605 code. I clear it with the engine running and I'm good until the next time I start it. Ideas?

mikel wrote:No, we dont offer the relearn process through the tool.

Something to think about adding. I've always liked Diablosport, but the other guys' tuner will do that. I had to buy one to get it done.

There's nothing in the tune that would affect the cam and crank trigger relearn. I can guarantee you that.

I'm sure they're just playing the common dealership games.
Trust me, they're not. The shop foreman has been a personal friend of mine since I worked there in 1980. I was not saying the tune ...

Took the vehicle in for a clutch concern. The vehicle had the canned 91 octane tune which was modified for 3.73 gears and tire difference. The dealer replaced the clutch and during/after the check engine light came on with a hard code of P0315. They were not able to clear/reset it. I loaded the ...

Took the vehicle in for a clutch concern. The vehicle had the canned 91 octane tune which was modified for 3.73 gears and tire difference. The dealer replaced the clutch and during/after the check engine light came on with a hard code of P0315. They were not able to clear/reset it. I loaded the ...

Took the vehicle in for a clutch concern. The vehicle had the canned 91 octane tune which was modified for 3.73 gears and tire difference. The dealer replaced the clutch and during/after the check engine light came on with a hard code of P0315. They were not able to clear/reset it. I loaded the ...

mikel wrote:Glad to hear it

Mike, how do I pm you without AIM?.

Oh, no, if its ok now, no.

What tune were you using when it threw the code?
modify stock?
Exactly. I did not try to reload modify stock. I just loaded modified 91 octane. All is well with the world. As an aside, ALL the guys on ALL the GT500 forums always say go SCT. This being the fifth car I've ...

Export the files that are in it now, which are not creating a check engine light?

mikel wrote:can you load the tune then post the files here so we can take a look please?

Actually, I loaded your canned 91 Octane tune modified for my tires/gears and also is well. Lots of low rpm/light throttle pep off the line too. Nice. Thanks.